Settlers Place - Werrington

Werrington station sits on the T1 Western Line, giving direct train access to Parramatta and the Sydney CBD. The suburb is also home to Western Sydney University's Werrington campuses, part of the university's Penrith hub, which supports a permanent base of students, staff and associated activity.

Western Sydney International Airport opens for passenger services in October 2026 (Prime Minister's announcement, June 2026), with construction having supported over 12,800 jobs. The NSW Government's Aerotropolis framework forecasts more than 200,000 jobs across the Western Parkland City over the coming decades — a long-run shift in the region's employment base (Bradfield Development Authority, 2025). Forecasts are projections and outcomes vary.

Werrington is an established suburb with infrastructure already in place — its own railway station on the T1 Western Line, Great Western Highway frontage and M4 Motorway access — and a resident population of 5,328 at the 2021 Census (ABS). At a median house price of about $1.10 million (CoreLogic, 12 months to March 2026), it offers relative value against the wider Sydney market while sitting within Western Sydney's growth corridor. Property markets are cyclical and outcomes vary.