Andrew Crauford

The suburb has evolved over the years, offering a really broad range of homes, streets and people. The area has a number of appealing aspects, some great ovals and parks and a hidden gem in the Cumberland State Forest, providing bush walking, cafe, bird watching all an amazing escape from the hustle of city life. The ability to access major road networks to get into and out of the city is excellent, though owning a car is almost essential. Transport outside of commuter hours can be limited - noting at this point, the North West train line is underway and going to make a huge change to the area.

So many people we meet ask "Cherrybrook, where is that". This to me is one of the beauties of the suburb. As a father of three, the suburb gives me everything I could ask for - school options, parks, accessibility, great people around us, a great church community, improved shopping facilities, ever improving transport for commuters. The bush land areas surrounding us are great also, with a heap of sporting facilities here or very close by. I love the rave about the suburb, but at the same time kind of want to keep it to just us locals ... !??!