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A great local community, Canterbury prides itself on its traditional family oriented culture. Dominated by families who have lived in the area for many long years, neighbours are warm and friendly. The small local primary school (Canterbury South Public School) helps build this tight nit community relationship even further.

With established parks, and cycle ways and walkways extending through to Dulwich hill, enthusiasts can enjoy a good jog with lovely scenery along the cooks river.

The mature native local tree (bottlebrush) lines the streets with its stark black trunk and contrasting red flowers, adding a signature dimension to the streetscape.

With neighbouring suburbs of Earlwood, Hurlstone Park, and Dulwhich Hill, there is also a large selection of schools, aquatic centres, gyms, churches, and dining restaurant's to choose from. With a major Woolworths in Campsie, and a newly built Coles Group Complex in Earlwood, grocery's are only 5 minutes away.

Only 12km away from the CBD, Canterbury train station will get you to the city within 20 minutes. It’s very close proximity to Sydney City is by far one of Canterbury's hidden assets.