The NSW Government has finalised the Cherrybrook Precinct rezoning, enabling the delivery of up to 10,000 new homes and more than 200 new retail jobs in northwest Sydney.
Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, Paul Scully said the Cherrybrook Precinct rezoning will unlock thousands of new homes strategically located next to Cherrybrook Metro Station and centred around a new town centre featuring a library, community facilities, cafes and shops.
Key features of the plan include:
- up to 10,000 new homes, including at least 560 affordable homes;
- 3,000 square metre community facility and library;
- approximately five hectares of public open space, including five new parks;
- preservation of the Blue Gum High Forest;
- more than 200 new retail jobs; and
- building heights from four to 27 storeys with the tallest buildings located centrally around the metro station and new town centre.
“The Minns Labor Government is getting on with the job of fixing the housing mess we inherited after more than a decade of the former Liberal National Government failing to plan for Sydney’s growth,” said Minister Scully.
“Five new parks and five hectares of open space will give Cherrybrook families room to breathe as this community grows.
“Cherrybrook Precinct is exactly what good planning looks like, homes, jobs, parks and a new town centre, all within walking distance of the Metro station.”
Following community feedback, several key changes were made, including a provision for a new public primary school beyond 2041, and improving roads, cycling and walking paths throughout the precinct.
For more information on the finalised rezoning, please visit the Cherrybrook page on the NSW Planning Portal.
