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Kingswood 2747 suburb insights

Thinking about buying your first home in Kingswood (2747)? This page brings together 17 data cards from NSW government, the ABS, Transport for NSW, and Domain auction results to help you decide if Kingswood is the right fit. The analysis covers affordability and FHB scheme eligibility, schools and childcare, dealbreakers like flood and bushfire, and how the suburb is changing. Jump between the four sections using the sticky navigation, or scroll through the full analysis below.

Is Kingswood a good suburb to buy in 2026?

Kingswood (2747) scores a Stickybeak Grade across safety, family fit, financial picture, and lifestyle. Scroll down for the full 17-card analysis, or use the section navigation to jump to what matters most.

Last refreshed April 2026 (most cards). Per-card sources show exact dates.

Sale prices use the most recent 12-month window published by NSW Valuer General; expect 612 months of lag. See per-card sources for exact windows.

All data has limits. See our data caveats.

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The verdict

Who it is for

Kingswood suits younger buyers, given the median age of 34, who are stretching to enter the market and can tolerate a high renter share of 55 percent around them. The median house price of $903,500 sits within reach of a household earning $1,397 a week only with careful budgeting, and the First Home Buyer Assistance Scheme applies partially at that price. The 14 public schools in the postcode, with a mean ICSEA of 954, are serviceable rather than standout.

Who would not love it

Walkability is genuinely poor at the 32nd percentile in Sydney, with a score of 33, so if you rely on walking to daily errands you will struggle. More seriously, 61.3 percent of the postcode sits on bushfire-prone land. That is not a minor footnote. The composite Stickybeak grade is C, the lifestyle grade is C-, and the safety grade is listed as insufficient. Buyers expecting a settled, owner-occupier neighbourhood will find the 55 percent renter share makes that feel distant.

What to verify before you bid

- Confirm the exact bushfire risk overlay for any specific property you are considering, given 61.3 percent of the postcode is bushfire-prone. BAL ratings affect insurance costs and building requirements significantly. - Check the precise scope of the First Home Buyer Assistance Scheme partial concession at $903,500, as the data does not specify the stamp duty saving amount. - With only one medical service within 1.6 km, verify access to GP and specialist services for your household's needs before committing.

Refreshed fortnightly; last refresh 12 May 2026. Verify any specific fact against its source card below.

SAFETY

Will I feel safe and comfortable in Kingswood?

Air quality

Air quality in Kingswood

27
GoodAQI · NSW DCCEEW
13:52 AEST
Penrith station · 4.2 km from centroid
12-month median: AQI 30 · Good

Air quality is generally safe for outdoor activity.


Pollutants
nearest station
PM2.5i
6.7µg/m³
24-hr avg
PM10i
13.2µg/m³
24-hr avg
NO₂i
1.0pphm
1hr reading

AQI · last 12 months · daily mean
Penrith station · 365 daily points
Source: NSW DCCEEW Air Quality API (CC BY 4.0). Historical data updated weekly; live readings cached 60 minutes.

FAMILY

Will my family thrive in Kingswood?


FINANCE

Is Kingswood a smart financial decision?

Can I afford Kingswood?

Rental market in Kingswood

Median weekly rent from lodged bonds. Sep 2025. Based on 93 new bond lodgements this quarter.

Rents here sit around the Sydney middle. A balance of rental stock and owner-occupier demand.


Median weekly rent · Unit · 2 bed
$480per week
Sep 2025 · 93 bonds lodged

Quarterly trend · last 12 quarters
Dec 22: $370 per week (47 bonds)Mar 23: $350 per week (57 bonds)Jun 23: $390 per week (67 bonds)Sep 23: $400 per week (78 bonds)Dec 23: $400 per week (57 bonds)Mar 24: $450 per week (71 bonds)Jun 24: $410 per week (64 bonds)Sep 24: $450 per week (67 bonds)Dec 24: $450 per week (61 bonds)Mar 25: $455 per week (72 bonds)Jun 25: $450 per week (71 bonds)Sep 25: $480 per week (93 bonds)Dec 22Jun 24Sep 25


Nearby suburbs · same combination

St Marys2760
$483$3
4.4 km away
Penrith2750
$555$75
4.9 km away
Mount Druitt2770
$470$10
7.0 km away
Glenmore Park2745
$660$180
8.9 km away
NSW DCJ Rental Bond Board · Sep 2025 · CC BY. Cells with 10 or fewer bond lodgements are suppressed; cells with 30 or fewer have the bond count suppressed but rent published. Figures are transacted rents, not asking rents.

DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE · NSW PLANNING PORTAL · 2747

What’s in the pipeline

NSW Planning Portal feed paused at the source for postcode 2747. Expected back by Q3 2026.

How might Kingswood change?

Who else is buying in Kingswood?

2747 · ATO Taxation Statistics · ~18-month lag

Source: ATO Taxation Statistics (CC BY 2.5 AU).

LIFESTYLE

What does daily life look like in Kingswood?

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Frequently asked questions

What suburb is postcode 2747?
Kingswood is the primary suburb with postcode 2747 in New South Wales. In some cases multiple suburbs share the same postcode — Kingswood is the main locality.
Which local government area is Kingswood in?
Kingswood (2747) is located in the Penrith local government area in New South Wales.
What data does Stickybeak show for Kingswood?
Stickybeak shows 16 data cards for Kingswood (2747) covering affordability (median sale prices, rental yield, first home buyer eligibility), lifestyle (schools, childcare, walkability, commute times), risk factors (flood zones, bushfire prone land, air quality, traffic volume), and suburb growth signals (development pipeline, price trajectory, demographics).
Is Kingswood flood prone?
Flood risk varies street by street in Kingswood. Check the Dealbreakers section on this page for the latest NSW flood zone mapping sourced from official state government data. Always verify at the property level with a Section 10.7 certificate before purchasing.
What are the best schools near Kingswood?
The Schools card on this page lists primary and secondary schools within the catchment area for Kingswood (2747), including their NAPLAN performance data and distance from the suburb centre.
Is Kingswood (2747) eligible for the First Home Buyer scheme?
The First Home Buyer eligibility card on this page shows which NSW and federal government schemes — including the First Home Guarantee, stamp duty exemptions, and the First Home Super Saver scheme — apply to purchases in Kingswood (2747). Eligibility depends on the purchase price and your individual circumstances.
How is Kingswood changing?
The Change section on this page covers new housing supply from the development pipeline, historical price trajectory, and demographic shifts for Kingswood (2747) using data from NSW Planning, the ATO, and the ABS.

Explore Kingswood in depth

Dig deeper into specific topics for Kingswood 2747: see flood risk, schools, walkability, and rental market as standalone pages. Or browse the full Penrith suburb index to compare nearby options.