Advantages for Business

  • A strategic location - close to major markets in Sydney, good access to other parts of NSW.
  • Good infrastructure of roads, rail, telecommunications network - a vital factor for companies with extensive transportation requirements. 
  • A strong manufacturing, professional service and retail base.
  • Affordable industrial, commercial and residential property options with potential for capital growth.
  • A strong manufacturing, professional service and retail base.
  • Skilled and motivated work force.
  • Education and training opportunities at university and TAFE colleges that can deliver industry-focused training to your requirements and ensure a continuity of trained work force.
  • Significant public facilities, vibrant retail and entertainment sectors, excellent recreational opportunities.
  • A Council committed to supporting industry and actively contributing to the growth and development of the City and its economy.
  • A City and community that welcomes new residents and industry.

 

Location & Transport

Fairfield City is within easy reach of many major markets in the Sydney metropolitan area and has good access to the northern, southern and eastern parts of NSW via major roads.

The area contains a number of important transport routes including railway and a number of major roads.  

By Rail

Fairfield is connected by rail to the Sydney Central Business District, Parramatta and major retail centres further to the South West. The Cumberland (T5) rail line service runs between Campbelltown and Blacktown and passes through Fairfield. The T2 service (Airport, Inner West and South Line) also runs from Campbelltown, passing through Fairfield to the City via Granville.

The Southern Sydney Freight Line (SSFL) provides a dedicated freight line for a distance of 36km between Sefton and Macarthur and passes through Fairfield. The SSFL provides a third track in the rail corridor specifically for freight services, allowing passenger and freight services to operate independently. The line is managed by the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC), while the adjacent passenger lines are managed by Sydney Trains.

By Bus

Fairfield City Centre is well serviced by buses. There is a major bus interchange at Fairfield Station. Visit Transport NSW for more information about routes and timetables.

Buses from Liverpool and Parramatta also link The Smithfield-Wetherill Park Industrial Estate via the Liverpool-Parramatta T-way.

By Road Connections

Fairfield has links to most of New South Wales' major roadways connecting it with important regional and interstate destinations. This makes Fairfield City a very accessible city. Being close or well connected to the following major roads, Fairfield City has real advantages for transport. 

  • The M2 Motorway - provides a key link to Sydney’s North West sector
  • The Cumberland Highway - runs through the centre of Fairfield City and is close to the M2 Motorway, M4 Western Motorway, Great Western Highway, Hume Highway, M5 Motorway and the Westlink M7.
  • The M4 Motorway and Great Western Highway - form the road traffic spine for the western suburbs of Sydney. The route provides a direct link to Penrith and the Blue Mountains.
  • The Hume Highway - provides a key link to Southern NSW and Melbourne. It is a major interstate road carrying freight.
  • The M5 Motorway - provides close access to Sydney’s Kingsford Smith International Airport and access to Australia’s Capital City, Canberra.
  • The Westlink M7 Motorway - connects industrial and manufacturing nodes in Sydney’s west. It links the M5 with the M2, providing a key national highway through Sydney. It runs along the western boundary of the urban area of Fairfield City with interchanges planned to serve this City.

 

 

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