About Kings Langley 2147

Kings Langley is located approximately 28km North West of Sydney and lies between the suburbs of Baulkham Hills, Seven Hills and Glenwood, approximately 30 minutes on the M2 from Sydney CBD. Kings Langley is under Blacktown City Council jurisdiction, but at the same time it has features consistent with the characteristics of The Hills District.

A development control plan was issued by Blacktown Council in 1971 and the Hooker Rex Company developed the Kings Langley estate, which consisted of 278.8 hectares (689 acres). Kings Langley was one of the first suburbs to have all services, such as power and phone lines, placed underground to preserve a park-like environment.

Kings Langley enjoys the ambience of 8 parks and reserves throughout the suburb covering nearly 10% of the total area and has tree lined streets and a village atmosphere. It has excellent sporting clubs and facilities, convenient shopping centres, 2 schools and 3 childcare centres schools.

The population of Kings Langley in 1996 was 8,678 people. By 2001 the population was 9,430 showing a population growth of 9% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Kings Langley is 40 - 49 years.

Households in Kings Langley are primarily couples with children, and in general, work in a professional occupation. In 1996, 80% of the homes in Kings Langley were owner-occupied compared with 83% in 2001.

With an efficient bus service to major rail stations and a community minded population, Kings Langley is ideal for family living.

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History of Kings Langley