History
Croydon sits on the traditional lands of the Wangal people. The suburb developed further following European colonisation in the mid-1800s, and much of its heritage architecture, including Federation homes, still remains. Over time, Croydon has become a highly sought-after area in Sydney's Inner West, known for its strong community and blend of heritage and modern renovations.
Known For
Croydon is known for its leafy streets, heritage homes, and long stadning community. The suburb offers a mix of old-world charm and modern convenience, with local schools, parks, and easy access to transport making it popular with families. Buyers agents in the Inner West often highlight Croydon as a great choice for those looking to purchase a larger family home with character.
Stats
Around 66.1% of homes in Croydon are separate houses, while 33.9% are apartments or townhouses. Approximately 37.5% of homes are owned outright, 32.3% with a mortgage, and 30.2% rented. The median age of residents is 40, and 67.8% of households are family homes.
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
What Locals Love
Locals love the historic charm of the suburb, the beautiful Federation homes, and the strong sense of community. The local schools, and the convenience of public transport are key attractions for families and professionals alike.