A small, quiet riverside suburb of Greater Western Sydney on the eastern bank of the Nepean River, just south of Jamisontown, about 56 km west of the Sydney CBD in Penrith City Council. It is tiny — just 1.22 km² with 829 residents at the 2021 census, 81.3% born in Australia — and hemmed in by the modern residential suburbs of Jamisontown and Glenmore Park while the area around the old Regentville House site has stayed largely rural. Regentville is steeped in colonial heritage: Sir John Jamison — the 'hospitable knight of Regentville' — built the Georgian sandstone Regentville House on a rise overlooking the Nepean in 1823–24, complete with a tweed mill, dairy, thoroughbred stud and workers' school; the mansion burned down in 1868 and today only its cellars, drains and traces of the vineyard terracing survive. Median weekly personal income of $963 was slightly above the national average.
At a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Region | Western Sydney |
| Council (LGA) | Penrith City Council |
| Postcode | 2745 |
| Distance to Sydney CBD | Regentville is about 56 km west of the Sydney CBD. By car the trip typically takes roughly 55–70 minutes via Mulgoa Road and the M4… |
| Median house price | ≈ $1.15M — median house price of $1,145,000 with 17.83% annual capital growth (YIP/CoreLogic); OnTheHouse/Cotality median house value was $1,177,133 as at 31 July 2026 (mid-2026) |
| Typical rent | Median house rent of $670/week based on 17 rental listings in the past 12 months, up 22%… |
Transport
Mulgoa Road is the suburb's main road, connecting it with Penrith and the M4 Motorway. There is no railway station in the suburb; the nearest station is Penrith on the T1 Western Line. Busways operates three services in the area: route 799 connects most of Regentville with Glenmore Park and Penrith, while routes 797 and 795 run along Mulgoa Road towards Glenmore Park and Warragamba/Wallacia respectively.
Schools
Regentville Public School — the suburb's only school, a NSW government K–6 comprehensive co-educational primary school on Schoolhouse Road (564 students enrolled in 2023). The nearest high school is in adjacent Glenmore Park — Glenmore Park High School, the local public high school.
Shopping & Amenities
Regentville itself has no shopping centre — it is an almost entirely residential suburb of 339 properties. Everyday shopping is found in the immediately adjacent suburbs: Glenmore Park Shopping Centre (1–11 Town Terrace, Glenmore Park) and Jamisontown's Penrith Homemaker Centre along Mulgoa Road's northern continuation (Uber Eats directory; opening-hours directory listing noting stores serving Regentville and surrounding suburbs). Local real-estate copy points to riverside and precinct amenities such as the Nepean Boat Ramp, cafes, restaurants and gyms within easy reach (agent listing, 60 Mulgoa Road).
Parks & Outdoors
The Nepean River forms the suburb's western edge, with Leonay and Emu Plains across the water, and Factory Road runs from Mulgoa Road down to the river — Penrith City Council received $4.46 million in 2024–25 Get NSW Active funding for a new shared path along Factory Road giving pedestrians and cyclists a safe link between Glenmore Park, Regentville and the Nepean River. The heritage site of Regentville House (1823–24, burnt 1868) occupies a rise overlooking the river, where surviving cellars, drains and overgrown vineyard terracing can still be seen. Local parks include Regentville Park on Loftus Street and Gibbes Street Reserve (MapQuest; NearMe), with OnTheHouse counting 5 parks covering about 4.9% of the suburb.
Property Market
The median house price in Regentville was around ≈ $1.15M — median house price of $1,145,000 with 17.83% annual capital growth (YIP/CoreLogic); OnTheHouse/Cotality median house value was $1,177,133 as at 31 July 2026 (mid-2026). See our full Sydney property price map for how the suburb compares across the city. Regentville is a compact, built-out residential suburb (1.22 km², 339 properties) rather than an acreage market — only 10 sales occurred in the 12 months to July 2026, so medians are volatile. Sold-based and value trackers cluster around $1.0–1.2M but differ by window: YIP/CoreLogic $1,145,000, OnTheHouse/Cotality median house value $1,177,133 (five-year value growth +31–45% across snapshots), and propertyvalue.com.au's median sale price figure of $985,000 — the spread is documented here rather than averaged. House stock is standard low-density suburban homes on lots around 500–600 m² with some elevated river-view properties; genuine acreage living is the neighbouring Mulgoa market (~$1.8M+). OnTheHouse's unit 'value' estimate (~$772,000) rests on negligible unit stock and is excluded.
New Developments
Regentville is largely built out and sees little in-suburb development — most growth occurs in adjacent Glenmore Park and Jamisontown. The notable current infrastructure project is Council's $4.46 million Factory Road shared path, funded through the NSW Government's 2024–2025 Get NSW Active Program, which will link Glenmore Park and Regentville to the Nepean River.
Jobs & Local Economy
Regentville is an almost entirely residential suburb with negligible local employment — the 2021 census median personal income of $963/week points to a workforce that commutes out of the suburb. Residents work mainly in Penrith and surrounding Western Sydney centres; the Nepean River precinct and riverside recreation add some local tourism and hospitality activity.
Nearby Suburbs
Jamisontown, Glenmore Park, Mulgoa, Leonay, Emu Plains
Sources & method
Researched 5 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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