Asquith
Asquith is a beautiful, quiet and leafy suburb sharing boundaries with Hornsby to the south, Mount Colah to the north, and Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park to the east.
The suburb enjoys access to two primary schools and two high schools, a golf course, bowling club, tennis complex, multiple cafes, local shops and a major supermarket.
Just a short drive away is Hornsby, including Westfield shopping centre, industrial precinct, TAFE, hospital plus many more businesses and services. Asquith is popular because of its' easy access to both public and private sector schooling found within, nearby or along the Uppper North Shore.
The suburb is split by the Pacific Highway and is a popular weekend haunt for group cyclists, motor enthusiasts and holidaymakers getting away to the Hawkesbury River and beyond.
Asquith has a thriving sporting culture including games of rugby league, soccer, golf, tennis and lawn bowls. The Asquith Magpies Rugby League club began in 1953 and plays at Storey Park. The Asquith Football club began in 1968 and plays at Asquith Park.
Asquith's northerly position within the Sydney basin and convenient train station access into the city creates an attractive price point will see it on the shopping list for many home buyers for years to come.
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