Location & Access

Strathbelle in Sydney

Lifestyle, connectivity, and community.

Location

Our Place in the Heart of Strathfield

Address

1-3 Beresford Road, Strathfield 2135, NSW Australia

Positioned moments from Strathfield Station, Strathbelle balances city-fringe mobility with the established calm of Sydney’s inner west.

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5 min

Walk to Strathfield Station

14 min

Express trains to Sydney Central Station

Local

Homebush, Bakehouse Quarter, and major schools nearby

Transit & Connectivity

Fast access to Central Station and beyond.

Strathfield is one of Sydney's strongest transport anchors, with frequent express services, cross-network reach, and a walkable community besides.

  • Express rail services into Sydney Central in approximately 14 minutes.
  • Walking-distance access to Strathfield and Homebush station networks.
  • Simple connections to Parramatta, Olympic Park, and the airport corridor.
Strathfield Station.
Bakehouse Quarter and dining precinct.

Dining & Retail

Bakehouse Quarter moments from home.

Bakehouse Quarter pairs heritage character with modern restaurants, cafes, and specialty food venues for easy weekday dining and weekend catchups.

Shoppers and storefronts at Strathfield Plaza.

Shopping

Strathfield Plaza for daily essentials.

Strathfield Plaza Shopping Centre brings supermarkets, grocers, fresh produce, and everyday services together in one practical local hub.

Strathfield Plaza illuminated in the evening.

After Hours

Dinners out & Evening activities.

As the precinct lights up in the evening, Strathfield and Homebush remain active with dining, takeaway options, and convenient late shopping.

Parks & Open Space

A broad network of parks around Strathbelle.

From major district parklands to leafy neighbourhood reserves, Strathbelle sits close to recreation spaces for walking, sport, picnics, and family play.

Lawns and trees at Strathfield Park.

Strathfield Park

Strathfield Park is a landmark local green with broad lawns, mature trees, and sports facilities that host everything from casual strolls to weekend games.

Tree-lined area at Fitzgerald Park.

Fitzgerald Park

Fitzgerald Park adds another nearby option for everyday exercise and informal play, helping round out the area's strong park access.

Open grass and recreation space at Mason Park.

Mason Park

Mason Park is a much-loved community park offering open fields, walking paths, and room for organised sport and everyday recreation.

Wetland landscape at Mason Park Wetlands.

Mason Park Wetlands

Mason Park Wetlands introduces a quieter natural edge to the precinct with waterbird habitat, boardwalk-style paths, and a calm setting for short nature walks.

Play equipment at Mason Park Playground.

Mason Park Playground

Mason Park Playground provides a family-friendly play zone with modern equipment and shaded seating for easy after-school and weekend outings.

Gardens and pathways at Burwood Park.

Burwood Park

Burwood Park combines landscaped gardens, heritage character, and active recreation areas in one of the inner west's best-known civic parks.

Open parkland at Bicentennial Park.

Bicentennial Park

Bicentennial Park offers wide-open lawns, waterside walking tracks, and extensive cycle connections throughout the Sydney Olympic Park precinct.

Treillage Tower at Bicentennial Park.

Treillage Tower

Standing as a powerful focal point of Bicentennial Park, Treillage Tower allows visitors to ascend its 3-story staircase to reach its expansive observation deck and the highest point in the park.

Charles Heath Reserve local green space.

Charles Heath Reserve

Charles Heath Reserve offers a huge playground next to a community sports facility, along with a quieter pocket of greenery close to residential streets.

Education

Surrounded by established schools.

For households weighing long-term value, the area’s mix of well-known public and private schools remains one of Strathfield’s strongest locational advantages.

Santa Sabina College Meriden School Trinity Grammar Strathfield Girls High