5-7 Hardy Street and 50 Nelson Street, Fairfield

5-7 Hardy Street and 50 Nelson Street, Fairfield NSW 2165

Construction complete
  • 23 residences
  • 30 car spaces
  • Selling now
Progress verified
Year completed 2022
  1. Plans approved
  2. Construction started
  3. Construction complete
  4. Completed 2022

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Development information for 5-7 Hardy Street and 50 Nelson Street, Fairfield

Local Government Area:
Fairfield City Council
Project Status:
Construction complete
Year Completed:
2022
Residences:
23
Car Spaces:
30
Buildings:
1
Building Type:
Mid-Rise
Floors:
6
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Centrally positioned 750 metres from Fairfield Station and moments from vibrant retail hubs.

What's near 5-7 Hardy Street and 50 Nelson Street, Fairfield

  1. Under 500m
    Gardens

    Nelson Park

    Features open recreational green space, modern playground equipment, and paved walking circuits.

    GP / Medical

    Smart Street Medical Centre

    Delivers general practitioner services, on-site pathology, immunisations, and allied health support.

    Groceries

    Fairfield Forum Shopping Centre

    Anchored by Coles and Kmart alongside 35 specialty stores, fresh food outlets, and undercover parking.

  2. Under 1km
    Education

    Fairfield Public School

    Operates comprehensive co-educational primary education from Kindergarten to Year 6 on Smart Street.

    Transport

    Fairfield Railway Station

    Connects commuters via Sydney Trains T2 Inner West and T5 Cumberland Line services to key employment centres.

Fairfield, NSW 2165

Fairfield is supported by a diverse demographic profile and consistent rental demand anchored by direct heavy rail connections to Parramatta and the Sydney CBD. Long-term capital growth is supported by sustained local housing demand and ongoing urban renewal surrounding the core commercial centre.


Infrastructure updates

Fairfield City Council's Local Strategic Planning Statement 2040 and LEP Amendment 38 framework guide intensified medium and high-density residential development surrounding the Fairfield town centre transport interchange.

Amenities near 5-7 Hardy Street and 50 Nelson Street, Fairfield