Rose Hill is an idyllic suburb with a picturesque blend of residential, commercial, and industrial innovations.

Summary

Rose Hill is a thriving suburb of Sydney in the state of New South Wales, Australia. Rose Hill the home for approximately 18, 524 of Australian born and immigrants.

There are about 6,710 dwellings which are classified into flat or apartment, separated house, and terrace. Houses are either rented, fully owned, or the owners are in the process of purchasing their houses. House prices in Rose Hill average at approximately $425,000 while units or apartments average approximately $289,000.

Rose Hill is 23 kilometres west of the Sydney central business district in the local government area of the City of Parramatta. It's a part of the Greater Western Sydney region. It's under the Parramatta state district and federal division. Rose Hill's postcode is 2142 which is shared by the other surrounding suburbs.

Surroundings

Rose Hill is surrounded by suburbs that boast of a blend of industrial wealth and idyllic lifestyle. Surrounding suburbs are Silverwater, Auburn, Auburn South, and Harris Park.

Name Derivation and History

Rose Hill founded on 2 November 1788 was the first colonial settlement established by Governor Arthur Philip. In 1791, it was renamed to the town of Paramatta after the Burramatta people, the indigenous aborigines of the region. Rose Hill is now spelled Rosehill.

Attractions

The Rosehill Gardens Racecourse is one of the two major racecourses in Sydney. Rosehill Gradens Racecourse is approximately 20 minutes to the west of Sydney central business district. Three of the city's major roads - Parramatta Road, Victoria Road, and the M4 Motorway service the course. Horse races for thoroughbred gallopers are held at Rosehill Gardens Racecourse.

Transport

Rosehill railway station is being served by the Carlingford railway line, Sydney. Carlingford railway line serves the Greater Western areas of Sydney.