Which suburb is 94-96 Victoria Street, Werrington located in?

94-96 Victoria Street, Werrington is located in Werrington, NSW 2747.

What building type is 94-96 Victoria Street, Werrington?

94-96 Victoria Street, Werrington is an Low-Rise development.

How many residences are there in 94-96 Victoria Street, Werrington?

94-96 Victoria Street, Werrington has a total of 170 residences.

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Werrington, NSW 2747

94-96 Victoria Street, Werrington

94-96 Victoria Street, Werrington NSW 2747

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Low-Rise
170 residences

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Development information for 94-96 Victoria Street, Werrington

Suburb:

Werrington, NSW 2747

Local Government Area:

Penrith City Council

Project Status:

In planning

Residences:

170

Building Type:

Low-Rise

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“A connected Western Sydney address located just 180 metres from Werrington Railway Station.”

What's near 94-96 Victoria Street, Werrington

Under 500m
GP / Medical
Werrington Mediclinic
Delivers general practice consultations, on-site pathology collection, and allied health medical services.
Groceries
Werrington Shopping Centre
Offers neighbourhood convenience retail anchored by a local supermarket, chemist, and essential everyday specialty stores.
Transport
Werrington Railway Station
Provides direct Sydney Trains T1 Western Line services connecting to Blacktown, Parramatta, and the Sydney CBD.
Under 1km
Education
Werrington Public School
Accommodates coeducational primary school enrolments from Kindergarten through to Year 6 on Heavey Street.
Gardens
Werrington Lakes Reserve
Features walking tracks, water play equipment, outdoor exercise stations, and sheltered public barbecue facilities.

Werrington, NSW 2747

Werrington delivers strong capital growth supported by an expanding young family and commuter demographic seeking direct rail access along the T1 Western Line. Ongoing Western Sydney infrastructure investments and nearby employment hubs continue to drive local residential redevelopment demand.

Infrastructure updates

Zoned R4 High Density Residential under the Penrith Local Environmental Plan 2010 with a 15-metre height limit, while benefiting from the nearby $11bn Sydney Metro Western Sydney Airport interchange at St Marys.