sydneyguy

We purchased our house here because it not only has a green and well-kept suburban feel to it, but is convenient to shopping and transporit. It also offers great growth potential. Every month it seems they're starting construction on another road, commuter carpark, or rail upgrade (n.b. this is probably one of two places in NSW where the NSW government has actually mananged to beging upgrading the rail infrastructure). There are also plans to open up a shopping centre in nearby Schofields, and build a major road thoroughfare in Schofields Road (technically this is in Schofields, but if you're in the north part of Quakers Hill, you'll benefit from this infrastructure). There's also a new road being opened up linking Q/Hill with Stanhope Gardens shopping centre. Also in terms of shops, you have easy access to Rouse Hill Towncentre, which is a really lovely recently built indoor-outdoor mall.

If you're looking in Quakers Hill, be advised that there's an "Old Side" of Quakers Hill and a "New Side". The new side is north of the railway tracks and Quakers Hill Parkway, and is a bit pricier.

Of course, do your homework before buying any house. We did and found Quakers Hill to be a great choice in terms of affordability, atomsophere, convenience, and price growth potential.