Rooty Hill, NSW 2766

First home buyer here. Was a little reluctant to buy in Rooty Hill as I’m not initially from the West, but best choice we have made. Kids have settled in well and have quickly made friends. Such lovely locals and community feel! Convenient location to shops (in surrounding suburbs or even Parramatta, Penrith and Macquarie) and transport is so easy (my train to CBD is 45 minutes or quick access to M4 and M7 if you need to drive).

Don’t believe me rent here for few months and then decide. Everywhere you go the only thing you hear is the f word. Not safe and my house was robbed twice.

I would not step into this suburb. Twice near the station in Harrington st two people tried assaulting me. I ran to the IGA and called police. Not sure who has given 4 stars. Please be away few kms away from this suburb

I live 2 km North from Rooty hill Train station. Park and Ride in the station is so convenient while commuting to office. I read many people asking about safety in this area. I can tell that I station is quite safe.

A very dodgy low class suburb. Avoid if you can.

All the people who would have put good review should have sold and gone else where. Don’t trust me rent for 6 months and see

Got robbed few times. Low income junkies. If you really want to buy don’t believe me just rent and see for few months.people spitting at pedestrians. Not suitable for families with kids. Mt druitt is just next and all the junkies come to the skate park

Great place to live

. A best suburb to live in. Nothing negative. A suburb that offers everything for you in mins drive. I love to live here

Really central to a lot of new places popping up with good transport connectivity.

Safe, quiet, affordable and multicultural. Great suburb for families

Safe area & clean alough sometimes illegal dumping makes the area look run down,A good area to invest in or a good area for couples in their first home and young families,Rent is average & new modern townhouses & a multicultural community.

It's pretty convenient here if you're talking about commuting, but that said, it's not exactly the nearest to the city either. The amenities are passable, but I reckon that you'll not have to worry about it too much. The suburb itself is pretty quiet, nothing much to report. A pretty blah and average place to be living in. It could be better, but it also could be worse. Take some time to let that sink in...

Very quiet. Great for families. Affordable. New residential development (primarily townhouses). Good public transport link to the CBD and infrastructure. Station and parking upgrade. New West HQ precinct. Eastern Creek Quarter under way. Close to Parramatta (Sydney’s 2nd CBD which has been identified for urban renewal) and similarly to Western Sydney Airport / Badgerys Creek Aerotropolis.

I have been living here since November 2017. Nice and quiet immigrants' suburb. I live in a townhouse and all my neighbours are well educated and works in decent job. 95% of them are migrants, relatively young and young family. Every one seem to have worked hard to get the permanent residency and buy the house.

The train station is getting a major upgrade which lots of people were waiting for a long time. This is going to be great news. And the new shopping center done by Fraiser properties who build the same center at Ponds is going to change Rooty hill completely. This is one of the best suburbs for families with kids.

Still affordable

Rooty Hill is quiet, full of beautiful people and beautiful properties and close to everything you need (public transport, close to major highways and motorways, full of schools, parks, sports and recreation facilities, shopping centres, medical facilities and community programs).

My wife and I moved to Rooty Hill 2 years ago with the intent of starting family in a more country-like environment within 45 minutes in train to work in the city. The quiet leafy surrounds attracted us.
The huge parks and magnificent trees give a feeling of space and tranquility. It's like being in the country but close to the city!

Since arriving we've made friends quite easily in the local community and enjoy the more relaxed lifestyle, including access to nearby bush land reserves for mountain biking and hiking. There are lots of shopping options available with the new Marsden park shopping complex.

All round a great community and place to live to escape the feeling of living in a busy city suburb. A welcoming place for the country boy in me.

I have been living in rooty hill for more than 5 years and it is getting improved day by day. Lots of people move to this suburb as it is affordable and convenient.

Have being living here for more than 15 years. It is a very nice suburb growing daily. Nice community and neighbors.

Good things:
Clean , Neat
Multicultural
Peaceful
Big houses and beautiful townhouses
No units buildings
Good parks
Good playgroups and childcare
Comes under blacktown city council
Still very affordable buying or lease wise
Great facilities at RSL

Things to improve:
Train Station needs elevator
A very good shopping centre needed though there is an easy access to Westfield and town centre of mount druitt
Medical centres need improvement decorum-wise

Overall very good suburb to live in.
Very high growth potential

An excellent affordable suburb, yes it is relatively cheaper but not less in any good suburb. I moved because of the school (independent school) I want my kids to go. But i must say i am loving it. This suburb is a classic example of a multicultural spirit of Australia.
Public schools in most of the west are average so is the case here I believe.

Good for people who want to start a family. There are a few shops near Westminster Rd and that is where Rooty Hill public school and Rooty Hill high school.

Great station. Even better RSL club with terific bowling centre. Great schools and 2 of the best shopping centres

We bought our first home in Rooty Hill 10yrs ago, not by choice, but that is all we could afford at the time. We did not know anybody in the area so we took our chances and bought our home. The first thing we noticed was how quite and peaceful the area is. There is everything you could need in an area for singles and families alike.
Rooty Hill has ample parks and fields to exhaust the kids and many sporting clubs to keep them busy.
The M7/M4 connection makes travelling to most parts of Sydney (& beyond) relatively easy. Rooty Hill has its own train line with a reasonable public transport facility.
Rooty Hill RSL is one of Sydneys most renown RSL clubs with its own AMF bowling and laser skirmish to its own gym to the soon to be completed Indoor Aquatic and training centre.
This suburb is still very well priced with many young families flocking to the area.
All in all, we are very satisfied...

Rooty Hill got everything what an ideal suburb should have,Peace and Social Harmony, Robust Train and M4/M7 connections,high speed internet exchange, high realestate turnover, no hoons on the roads, green parks and birdlife, safe in night.
Especially Rooty Hill South is the best area of this region.

We Moved recently to Rooty Hill and it has been a great experience , we loved it we can find anything need including transport ....... only thing that we would to have is a small shopping centre in Rooty Hill knowing that westfield Mt Druitt is at the door ......GReat PLace

Peaceful, Quite and Clean wide roads and good neighbourhood plus easy access to westfield mt druit and plumptin market place. Easy access to transport and on top it comes under blacktown council. Over all its a safe open and quite place to live.