Condell Park, NSW 2200

Canterbury-Bankstown suburb guide — property, transport, schools and lifestyle

Condell Park is an established, multicultural family suburb about 21 km south-west of the Sydney CBD in the City of Canterbury-Bankstown, with a 2021 census population of 13,066. It is a strongly multicultural community: at the 2021 census only 52.7% of residents were born in Australia (top birthplaces Vietnam 10.1% and Lebanon 9.8%), 28.8% spoke only English at home (Arabic 30.2%, Vietnamese 14.3%) and the most common religions were Islam 31.4% and Catholic 21.9%; the median age was 34. Housing is a mix of postwar brick family homes, newer infill and some high-density pockets near the Bankstown border, with a modest local shopping village on Simmat Avenue and the Manahan commercial corner at Chapel and Canterbury Roads.

At a Glance

Field Details
Region Canterbury-Bankstown
Council (LGA) City of Canterbury-Bankstown
Postcode 2200
Distance to Sydney CBD Condell Park is 21 km south-west of the Sydney CBD ; by car the free-flow drive is roughly 28–29 km road distance / about 29 minutes…
Median house price ≈$1.6M–$1.66M (CoreLogic via YIP: $1,660,000 house median, 131 house sales over 12 months; realestate.com.au suburb data: houses $1,632,500 median over the past year; QuickProperty: ≈$1.6M house median, down 3.1% YoY) (mid-2026)
Median unit price ≈$900K–$990K
Typical rent ~$650/week (median rent, NSW Fair Trading rental data via QuickProperty, Jun 2026…

Transport

Condell Park has no railway station within the suburb. Rail access is via Bankstown station in the adjoining suburb of Bankstown to the east: the station served the T3 Bankstown Line and is now being converted for Sydney Metro City & Southwest — all 11 stations between Sydenham and Bankstown are being upgraded to metro standards, and metro services to Bankstown are targeted to begin around October 2026. Revesby station on the T8 Airport & South Line sits just south in adjoining Revesby. Bus services are operated by Transit Systems (region 6): route 925 runs Bankstown to East Hills via Condell Park, and services along Canterbury Road and Chapel Road link the suburb with Bankstown, Revesby and East Hills (SWSLHD Bankstown Hospital transport guide).

Schools

Condell Park Public School — NSW government primary (K–6), on Edgar Street. Condell Park High School — NSW government co-educational secondary (7–12), 94% of students from language backgrounds other than English. Condell Park Christian School — independent Christian school (Prep–Year 10) at 29 Lancelot Street, Condell Park (school website). Nearby: private Muslim schools including Darul Aitam al-Islamia / Daar Aisha Shariah College (131 Eldridge Street) also sit in Condell Park (Cylex).

Universities

Western Sydney University's Bankstown City campus is in the adjoining suburb of Bankstown (immediately east of Condell Park), and is the closest university campus (Western Sydney University).

Shopping & Amenities

Condell Park's shopping village is a small strip along Simmat Avenue, with an IGA supermarket, several chemists and numerous other shops and restaurants; there is also a commercial area on the corner of Chapel and Canterbury Roads known as Manahan. Club Condell Park (formerly the Bankstown Trotting Club) hosts the Bankstown Markets, held on the club's grounds every Sunday. Bankstown's larger retail and service centre — including the Bankstown Central shopping centre and council civic facilities — is immediately east in adjoining Bankstown.

Parks & Outdoors

Deverall Park is Condell Park's main sporting reserve — an extensive netball court complex, six tennis courts and the Bankstown Basketball Stadium, described as the largest basketball stadium in Australia; Kinch Reserve, next to the basketball stadium, is home to Condell Park Football Club. Condell Park also has heritage significance: the Bankstown Bunker, a WWII RAAF air-defence operations headquarters, is a heritage-listed site in the suburb. The suburb is inland — it does not touch the Georges River.

Property Market

The median house price in Condell Park was around ≈$1.6M–$1.66M (CoreLogic via YIP: $1,660,000 house median, 131 house sales over 12 months; realestate.com.au suburb data: houses $1,632,500 median over the past year; QuickProperty: ≈$1.6M house median, down 3.1% YoY) (mid-2026). See our full Sydney property price map for how the suburb compares across the city. Tracker medians for houses spread roughly $1.38M–$1.66M depending on sales window: realestate.com.au suburb profile cited $1,632,500 (year to 2026) in one snapshot and $1,380,000 in another, CoreLogic via YIP put the median at $1,660,000 with 15.28% annual growth and 131 sales, while QuickProperty (Jun 2026 period) showed ≈$1.6M, down 3.1% YoY — a genuine spread between trackers rather than a single reliable figure. Units cluster around $900K–$990K. Domain street-level data (Edgar Street, 351 properties) shows a higher $1.8425M street median. Rental figure is postcode-2200-wide (Bankstown + Condell Park + Bankstown Aerodrome) — suburb-specific rent data is thin. Condell Park is an established, largely owner-occupied family suburb (13,066 people, median age 34 at 2021 census) with a mix of postwar houses and growing infill supply.

New Developments

No large master-planned projects define Condell Park; new supply comes mainly from residential infill — duplexes, townhouse developments and knock-down-rebuilds on established lots, lodged through Canterbury-Bankstown Council approvals, alongside the broader Sydney Metro City & Southwest works at Bankstown station that will improve the suburb's rail access from late 2026 (Canterbury-Bankstown Council; Sydney Metro).

Jobs & Local Economy

Retail and hospitality along the Simmat Avenue village and the Manahan commercial corner are the main local employment base. Immediately adjoining Condell Park, Bankstown Aerodrome (the suburb to the west that hosts Bankstown Airport) is a major aviation and industrial employment node, and Bankstown's commercial centre to the east offers service-industry jobs. Regional employment nodes such as Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital and Liverpool's commercial precinct are within a roughly 10–15 minute drive.

Nearby Suburbs

Bass Hill, Bankstown, Bankstown Aerodrome, Georges Hall, Milperra, Padstow, Revesby, Yagoona

Sources & method

Researched 4 September 2026 from named public sources — census and government records, transport authorities, council and planning documents — plus published sales data. Where sources disagree on a figure, the guide says so rather than picking one.

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