LAHC

14-18 Phillip Street, St Marys NSW 2760

Construction complete
  • 44 residences
  • 20 car spaces
  • Selling now
Progress verified
Year completed 2021
  1. Plans approved
  2. Construction started
  3. Construction complete
  4. Completed 2021

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Development information for LAHC

Local Government Area:
Penrith City Council
Project Status:
Construction complete
Year Completed:
2021
Residences:
44
Car Spaces:
20
Buildings:
1
Building Type:
Low-Rise
Floors:
5
Landmark intelligence by

A strategically positioned address 300 metres from St Marys Station and future Metro interchange.

What's near LAHC

  1. Under 500m
    GP / Medical

    St Marys Medical Centre

    Offers bulk-billing general practice consultations, pathology collection, and allied health services.

    Transport

    St Marys Railway Station

    Provides direct T1 Western Line services to Parramatta and the Sydney CBD alongside the under-construction Sydney Metro Western Sydney Airport line.

    Gardens

    Victoria Park

    Features open sports grounds, shaded tree canopies, and public recreational space.

  2. Under 1km
    Education

    St Marys Public School

    A local co-educational government primary school providing early childhood and primary education from Kindergarten to Year 6.

    Groceries

    St Marys Village Shopping Centre

    Anchored by Woolworths alongside specialty fresh food stores, banking services, and everyday retail amenities.

St Marys, NSW 2760

St Marys is transitioning into a major Western Sydney transport and employment gateway anchored by the Sydney Metro Western Sydney Airport line and direct T1 rail connections. The suburb attracts a growing demographic of working families and commuters seeking accessible medium-density housing supported by revitalised retail and civic infrastructure.


Infrastructure updates

Designated as an accelerated precinct under the NSW Government Transport Oriented Development (TOD) program and the St Marys Town Centre Master Plan, supporting the $11bn Sydney Metro Western Sydney Airport rail link with statutory planning controls permitting heights up to 61 metres.

Amenities near LAHC