Englorie Park, NSW 2560

Tiny, quiet family suburb about 55 km south-west of the Sydney CBD in the City of Campbelltown LGA and Macarthur region — famously the smallest suburb in NSW at just 0.11235 km², with only 361 residents at the 2021 census and around 170 properties. Englorie Park was carved out of the suburb of Campbelltown and gazetted by the Geographical Names Board in March 2000, taking its name from the historic Englorie Park House built in 1880 for greyhound breeder Alfred Park — the name a corruption of 'Euglorie Park' after Euglo Station near Condobolin. The suburb sits between Campbelltown, Ambarvale and Glen Alpine, is almost entirely residential — mostly detached houses with a minority of townhouses — and its one non-residential landmark is the childcare centre operating inside the heritage-listed Englorie Park House since 1995.

At a Glance

Transport

Englorie Park has no railway station and the suburb itself is a small residential pocket with no through-bus corridor; local Campbelltown-area buses connect the surrounding suburbs, notably route 886 (Campbelltown station–Glen Alpine loop) which serves neighbouring Glen Alpine immediately to the west. Macarthur station on the T8 Airport & South Line (also NSW TrainLink Southern Highlands services) is the closest station — it sits in the adjoining suburb of Campbelltown about 1 km north of Englorie Park, built to serve the Macarthur Square precinct, while Campbelltown station on the same line is in the adjacent Campbelltown suburb to the east.

Schools

No school is located within Englorie Park itself — the suburb is almost entirely residential apart from the childcare centre at Englorie Park House, and there is no Englorie Park Public School. Students attend schools in the directly bordering suburbs: Campbelltown Public School (Campbelltown, to the north), Ambarvale Public School (Ambarvale, to the south) and Bradbury Public School (Bradbury, to the east) cover government primary years, with secondary schooling at Thomas Reddall High School in neighbouring Ambarvale among the Campbelltown-area high schools serving the pocket.

Universities

Western Sydney University's Campbelltown campus sits in the adjoining suburb of Campbelltown on the corner of Narellan Road and Gilchrist Drive — the campus precinct next to Macarthur Square, roughly 1–2 km from Englorie Park's northern boundary — hosting the university's School of Medicine and health teaching alongside arts, science and social science programs (WSU).

Shopping & Amenities

Englorie Park has no shops or commercial strip of its own; the suburb's only facility is the Englorie Park Child Care Centre, which has operated since 1995 inside the heritage-listed Englorie Park House. For retail, Macarthur Square — one of the biggest regional shopping centres in south-west Sydney, anchored by major department stores and supermarkets — sits in the adjacent suburb of Campbelltown immediately north of Englorie Park, and Campbelltown Hospital is similarly just across the suburb's northern edge, which Wikipedia notes Englorie Park is 'situated very close' to.

Parks & Outdoors

Englorie Park is tightly built-out: its 0.1 km² holds just 3 parks covering barely 1.5% of the suburb's area, small pocket reserves among the cul-de-sacs rather than any large recreation ground. Residents look to neighbouring suburbs for bigger open space — the Glen Alpine golf course and bushland fringe lie to the west and Campbelltown's parks and sportsgrounds to the north.

Property Market

The median house price in Englorie Park was around ~$870–920K: Cotality automated median house value of $871,986 (31 Jul 2026); median list price of $895,000 on the thin current stock, with the suburb's main 2026 listing (12 Hannam Place, 3-bed) guided at $849,000–$919,000 (OnTheHouse; Homely) (mid-2026). See our full Sydney property price map for how the suburb compares across the city. Very thin market: Cotality records only 8 sales in the 12 months to Jul 2026 across the suburb's ~170 properties, and realestate.com.au showed just 2 houses on the market in the past month — treat any median with caution as single sales move it. CoreLogic-family automated values (~$872K) run below the earlier-batch guess range; 2026 asking guides on 1990s-built homes (e.g. $849K–$919K for a 445 m² 3-bedder) support a working range of roughly $850–950K for a standard Englorie Park house, consistent with Homely's $895K median list price. The population fell 13.2% from 416 (2016) to 361 (2021) as the estate matured.

New Developments

Infill only — Englorie Park was gazetted in 2000 and is essentially built out: the suburb is almost entirely detached houses with a minority of townhouses and no land-release or large-project pipeline, so activity is confined to sales, renovations and small-scale additions of the 1990s-built stock. No significant development proposals were identified in 2026 research.

Jobs & Local Economy

Englorie Park is purely residential, so local employment is limited to the childcare centre at Englorie Park House (Campbelltown City Council). The Campbelltown–Macarthur hub in the adjoining suburb of Campbelltown is the employment destination: Macarthur Square retail, Campbelltown Hospital and the adjacent Western Sydney University health-education precinct provide retail, health, education and services roles, with Campbelltown's town-centre offices and the Sydney CBD further afield drawing the suburb's professional and clerical workforce.

Nearby Suburbs

Campbelltown, Ambarvale, Bradbury, Glen Alpine, Blair Athol

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.

Sources cited in this guide:

• Wikipedia — Blair Athol
• NSW Government

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