Matt Debreczeni

Barden Ridge is located on the Woronora River, which flows north into the Georges River. Barden Ridge was named after Alfred Barden, whose pioneering family is associated with the Bangor area prior to the 1850s. In early times Barden Ridge had been used to identify the geographical location.

The nearest train station is at Sutherland on the City Rail Illawarra line and South Coast lines. There is also another close railway station at Padstow, New South Wales. Veolia Transport, formerly known as Connex Southtrans operates the local bus service.

In 2005, the Bangor Bypass was completed. It takes motorists directly from Sutherland to Barden Ridge, instead of passing through Menai and Bangor. A new section of the Bypass is under construction and will pass by Barden Ridge improving the current access to the area and Heathcote Road (to the south).

The Ridge Sports Complex is a major sporting facility on the western side of New Illawarra Road. It features playing fields and associated amenities buildings, netball courts, a synthetic athletic track and golf driving range. Also planned for this area are hockey fields, a golf course and club facilities to service the needs of the sporting and golfing community

Very convenient to local Schools with a great bus service within an easy walking distance. Some very interesting architecural designed homes are positioned alongside the natural bushland reserve of Jervis Drive.

Great waterway for fishing or just recreation, this an ideal place to live, work & raise a family.

Convenient locale to schools and transport. Some homes on Heritage Drive enjoy some fabulous city and or bush valley views. One of the last open and vast acreages left in Illawong is located off Heritage Drive.

Very quiet position amongst some lovely homes. Only a stroll to the Georges River.

Very quiet position with some of the homes backing onto the fire trail which sweeps along the ridges of Bangor.

Travelling on the elevated section of Prices Circuit you can enjoy panoramic views of the Woronora Valley. You will also see some very unique homes that have been designed to capture the view as well as suit the mountainous terrain.

Great lifestyle offered for all types of families, very hard to find such a secluded holiday atmosphere so close to the rat race of Sydney and Southern Sydney. Many features to list , definatley worth a weekend visit.

Very popular position for investors and savvy apartment buyers. Schofiled place is comprised of apartment and townhouses there are no freestanding homes in this street. Only a short walk to Menai Market Place and local restuarants.

Over the past ten years in particular Barden Ridge has seen some real positive changes surrounding infrastructure. With some recent residential land developments selling out in a matter of weeks, shows the positive demand for housing in Barden Ridge.

I have seen many changes in the area that have all been positive. Growth of infrastructure, population growth and development of residential and commercial properties.

Menai is a great place to work with many cafes, shops conveniently layed out. Our office is based in the Menai Metro and from there I can basically work to all amenities.

As an active real estate agent specialising in Bangor I have seen the demand for Bangor homes increase, in particularly over the past 5 years. Schools are certainly a big draw card for the area with many families seeking out suitable homes to live nearby.

Definatley a great place to live therefore also buy or invest. With the Bangor By-pass taking the congestion off the roads through Bangor we have only seen positive growth in prices.

Great spot with a security development of townhomes which is something very hard to find in Illawong.

Caley Place is a really lovely street perfect for a young family or someone looking for flat near level land. Positions like this are hard to come by and are very popular with prospective purchasers.

Great spot backing onto bush reserve, very private position and popular with young families.

Dalpura place is a quiet little cul-de-sac that is certainly popular.

Dulin close is a really nice position and a relatively new pocket of Bangor that has been developed. The street is graced with alot of quality homes.

Not many of these developments in the area so they are quiet popular with prospective purchasers. Good spot to be achance of getting a great view over the Woronora bridge back towards Sutherland.

This is a really popular street in Bangor as it is set off the loop roads. Very leafy and quiet with many homes that enjoy an open bush valley outlook.

A great secluded cul-de-sac in the popular suburb of Bangor. Close proximity to local parks, schools and transport makes this street a certain popular locale.