Gregory Hills is overflowing with opportunities to enjoy the outdoors and will have a modern village centre at its heart.
- Local shopping centre with a large supermarket and speciality shops
- Cafes and restaurants
- Gregory Hills Public School
- Just a step away from a network of walking tracks and local parks
- Large community parks, Marcellin and Thomas Donovan, located around the village centre and featuring major playgrounds an BBQ areas
- Sporting fields to host local sporting teams and schools
- Extensive bike tracks linking your home to local shops, parks, schools and transport
Entertainment Just minutes away!
Narellan Town Centre gives residents access to a vibrant restaurant scene and an 8-screen cinema complex. Other local facilities include Campbelltown Performing Arts Centre and Narellan Library.
Major Shopping Centres
Gregory Hills is minutes away from Narellan Town Centre, with Macarthur Square and Campbelltown Mall just down the road. In future, Oran Park Town Centre will showcase the best shopping and community facilities in Macarthur.
Leisure and Fitness Centres
As well as a range of outdoor activities in the neighbourhood, our residents have the choice of a number of indoor leisure and fitness centres within minutes including gyms, indoor pools and mixed sport centres. The Oran Park District Leisure Centre will be just minutes away.
The Australian Botanic Gardens
Mount Annan Within minutes of Gregory Hills is the 416 hectare Australian Botanic Garden at MountAnnan. Hosting an Enduro Trail bicycle track as well as extensive grounds and gardens perfect for family occasions, the Botanic Garden is a major events venue and popular family attraction in the area.
Cafes and restaurants
The Macarthur area features a fantastic range of restaurants and cafes to choose from including everything from casual to fine dining.
Neighbourhood
About Macarthur As well as a great range of facilities on site, Gregory Hills is part of the vibrant and growing Macarthur region. The region has an expanded range of businesses - including manufacturing, retail, professional services and medical facilities - coupled with a great range of schools and the University of Western Sydney.
Our History
Gregory Hills is built on land which was formerly St Gregory's College Farm. This land was donated to the Marist Brothers by Thomas Donovan in the 1920's with the intent that it would provide an opportunity for boys to learn the skills required to follow an occupation on the land. Much of the early school infrastructure including the Chapel, classrooms and the first dormitory were also donated by Mr Donovan. The modern Gregory Hills community has honoured the history of Gregory Hills in the naming of our parks and streets. St Gregory's continues these traditions at the doorstep of Gregory Hills.
