History
Croydon Park sits on the traditional lands of the Wangal people. This Inner West suburb has a long history, with early development starting in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Known for its suburban charm and family-friendly vibe, Croydon Park has retained much of its character over the years. The suburb offers a relaxed residential vibe while still being close to the city.
Known For
Croydon Park is known for its peaceful streets, parks, and family-oriented community. The suburb offers a range of housing options, from Federation homes to newer developments, making it a versatile choice for buyers. Buyers agents in the Inner West often recommend Croydon Park to families looking for a quiet, suburban environment with easy access to schools and transport. The area’s proximity to both Burwood and Ashfield also provides access to larger shopping and dining precincts.
Stats
Around 61.4% of homes in Croydon Park are separate houses, while 38.6% are apartments or townhouses. Approximately 34.2% of homes are owned outright, 30.7% with a mortgage, and 35.1% rented. The median age of residents is 39, and 68.3% of households are family homes.
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
What Locals Love
Locals love the peaceful, suburban lifestyle, with plenty of parks and green spaces for families. The close-knit community and the suburb’s proximity to nearby shopping hubs in Burwood and Ashfield are also major draws for residents.