Woodpark is a small, quiet residential suburb of Sydney located 29 km west of the Sydney CBD in the Cumberland Council LGA, sandwiched between the Liverpool–Parramatta T-way corridor and Cumberland Highway. At the 2021 census it had just 1,706 residents, and its multicultural profile is strongly Lebanese-influenced — 24.1% of people reported Lebanese ancestry, 23.9% spoke Arabic at home and 46.5% spoke only English. It is an established, almost wholly residential suburb of family homes with a small cafe-and-shop strip on Dell Street that local coverage says has developed a following for its cafes. Agents and local listings describe it as a peaceful, family-oriented pocket whose buyers are drawn by larger blocks and relative affordability next to busier neighbours like Greystanes and Smithfield.
At a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Region | Western Sydney |
| Council (LGA) | Cumberland Council |
| Postcode | 2164 |
| Distance to Sydney CBD | Woodpark is about 29 km west of the Sydney CBD, so public transport trips to the city typically involve the T80 T-way bus to Parramatta (or… |
| Median house price | ~$1.16M–$1.25M: realestate.com.au put the median house price at $1,160,000 based on 17 sales over the past 12 months (down 1%), while quickproperty's median was ~$1.2M (up 0.7% YoY) and OnTheHouse's automated median value was $1,245,265 (mid-2026) |
| Median unit price | $772,146 ; Woodpark is overwhelmingly a house suburb — only a handful of unit sales occur each year |
| Typical rent | ~$700–740/week for houses ; unit rents around $610/wk |
Transport
Woodpark has no railway station; the suburb's two public transport stops sit on the Liverpool–Parramatta T-way, served by the high-frequency T80 bus line which links Woodpark with Parramatta, Wentworthville and Liverpool. The nearest train stations are outside the suburb — Guildford station roughly 2 km to the east on the T2 Leppington & Inner West line (also T5 Cumberland services) and Merrylands/Fairfield stations a short bus or car ride away. The suburb is also traversed by the Cumberland Highway.
Schools
There is no school inside Woodpark — a claimed 'Woodpark Public School' does not exist in the NSW Department of Education register (NSW DOE school-finder check, Sep 2026). Government primary schools in immediately adjacent suburbs include Smithfield Public School (Smithfield, to the south/west) and Greystanes Public School (Greystanes, to the north-west) (NSW DOE school websites). The closest government high school serving the area is Holroyd High School — a Year 7–12 comprehensive co-educational secondary school located at 7 Cumberland Road in Greystanes, directly adjacent to Woodpark (Holroyd High School, NSW DOE).
Shopping & Amenities
Woodpark's commercial area is a small strip of cafes, bakeries and convenience stores near Dell Street — the suburb's only retail row — with a park located across the road from the shops. There is no supermarket or major shopping centre within the suburb; residents shop at retail centres in surrounding suburbs such as Smithfield, Greystanes and Merrylands.
Parks & Outdoors
Woodpark is a leafy suburb dotted with small local parks including Woodpark Reserve (on Dell Street opposite the shops), Devlin Park and Martin Crescent Park near the suburb's western side, plus Sandra Street Park and Vale Street Park (OpenStreetMap boundary data; Mapcarta). A park across the road from the Dell Street shops is noted in the suburb's Wikipedia entry.
Property Market
The median house price in Woodpark was around ~$1.16M–$1.25M: realestate.com.au put the median house price at $1,160,000 based on 17 sales over the past 12 months (down 1%), while quickproperty's median was ~$1.2M (up 0.7% YoY) and OnTheHouse's automated median value was $1,245,265 (mid-2026). See our full Sydney property price map for how the suburb compares across the city. Woodpark is a small, tightly held house suburb (about 541 properties, ~1,700 residents) whose home values have risen strongly over five years — OnTheHouse reported a 54.8% five-year increase in median house value — yet it remains one of the more affordable family-house pockets of the Cumberland/Greystanes–Smithfield corridor. Trackers cluster the current house median between roughly $1.16M and $1.25M ; stock is dominated by older brick and weatherboard family homes on established blocks, with minimal new supply.
New Developments
Minimal. Woodpark is a long-established, almost fully residential suburb with no significant new development pipeline; local coverage notes growth in recent years has come mainly from the reputation of the Dell Street cafe strip rather than new housing. Residential activity consists of small-scale renovations and infill on existing family-home blocks in the Cumberland LGA.
Jobs & Local Economy
Woodpark itself is almost entirely residential, with local employment limited to the small Dell Street retail/cafe strip. Most residents commute to nearby employment hubs — Parramatta (the region's major office, health and retail centre, roughly 6–7 km north) and Fairfield to the south — while Smithfield's light-industrial estates immediately to the south provide nearby blue-collar jobs.
Nearby Suburbs
Greystanes, Merrylands West, Guildford West, Smithfield
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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