Dundas Valley
NSW 2117 • Greater Sydney
About Dundas Valley
Dundas Valley is a leafy residential suburb in Sydney's northwest, nestled in a natural valley within the Parramatta local government area, approximately 18 kilometres from the CBD. With around 5,900 residents and a median income of $46,000, the suburb offers a quieter, more affordable alternative to surrounding areas while maintaining good access to Parramatta's employment hub.
The suburb is characterised by its bushland setting, with many homes backing onto reserves and walking tracks through the valley. Dundas Valley features a village atmosphere with local shops, cafes, and the historic Dundas railway station providing connections to Parramatta and the Sydney CBD. Families appreciate the quality schools and peaceful streets, while the area's natural beauty attracts bushwalkers and nature lovers. It offers a rare combination of suburban tranquility within reach of Sydney's second CBD.
Dundas Valley falls under postcode 2117 and is governed by Parramatta Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the Epping electorate.
Location
Supermarkets Nearby
No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.
Schools
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Dundas Public School ICSEA 1070Kissing Point Rd
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19 Gibbons Street
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Oatlands Public School ICSEA 1072Belmore St East
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Cox Crescent
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151 Kirby Street
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Telopea Public School ICSEA 991Sturt St
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Yates Avenue Public School ICSEA 1040Yates Ave
Heritage-Listed Places
There are 2 heritage-listed places in or near Dundas Valley, listed on the NSW State Heritage Register.
Housing Costs 2021 Census
Demographics
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Country of Birth 2021 Census
Top Countries of Birth (excl. Australia)
- 1. China 802
- 2. South Korea 417
- 3. Hong Kong 184
- 4. Lebanon 102
- 5. India 99
- 6. Iran 98
- 7. Malaysia 80
- 8. England 79
- 9. Philippines 74
- 10. New Zealand 63
- 11. Indonesia 41
- 12. Taiwan 38
- 13. Vietnam 38
- 14. South Africa 35
- 15. Sri Lanka 29
Ancestry 2021 Census
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