The Ponds was the first greenfield project in the Blacktown Solar Cities Program and new homes are subject to energy efficient requirements including recycled water for toilets and gardens, and solar panels and gas-boosted solar hot water systems.
The sustainability guide we developed is an educational tool to encourage sustainable practices. Our Public Art strategy at The Ponds supports understanding of the environment, community connection and place. The works created by a diverse group of artists are an unforgettable feature and provide a unique experience of being at The Ponds. The seventeen artworks and installations are located at entry points, along the creek line, and throughout neighbourhood parks and the parklands.
They include a metre-long mural commissioned from a team of local artists and The Gathering by Aunty Edna Watson and Graham Chalcroft, which complements a playground adjoining the regional cycleway. Category Award for Excellence for Residential Development. Category Best Project of the Year Award in residential, commercial and retail development. Home The Ponds. Bringing nature to life. The Ponds - A benchmark for excellence Facts at a glance. Project highlights.
We have been living here for a while now and really love the suburb. It is green, safe, clean, lively and well maintained. Pros: 1. Lot of parks , playgrounds , walking tracks, 6 km cycle track and a beautiful lake 2. Two highly ranked schools and a high school, a good school for special kids and child care centres. Low crime rate and most residents are working professionals. Close to Tallawong metro and 5 mins drive to Schofields train station and good bus connectivity to Blacktown,Schofields and Rouse Hill and on demand buses that connect to train and metro stations from all part of Ponds 6.
Local Ponds mall is quite good and Rouse Hill town centre and Stanhope shopping centres are just mins drive. Cons: 1. Increasing house prices, slowly but steadily 2. Increasing traffic. Very peaceful and safe suburb! Nice and professional people. I love the suburb.
Excellent suburb for families. Great schools, very clean, beautiful lanes and houses , peaceful, lots of parks and greenery. The Ponds WAS a great up and coming suburb. Big plans for a big shopping centre, homes with modern design and high quality, a big bustling school and plenty of parks and greenery. Fast forward to now and it is rapidly becoming a suburb not much better than many other suburbs under Blacktown council. The shopping centre is always congested with cars always queued into the street.
The houses are modern but the suburb is plagued with owner builders looking to build cheap and onsell for profit. The increasingly small land sizes in the newer parts have resulted in a lot of cheaper houses which have reduced the value of houses in the suburb. Alot of people are moving out and choosing to rent their house out rather than sell which brings in a mixed bag of people. Many houses are poorly maintained, especially landscaping with unmowed lawns, dead plants and weeds everywhere.
We were increasingly surrounded over our years living there by obnoxious and noisy residents with little regard to those around them Can't escape it when many land sizes are in the metres squared.
The school is huge but already overcrowded with substantial development happening to cater to numbers with the reputation of the school a mixed bag amongst residents. We loved our house but could not put up with the suburb any longer, hating watching it go further and further downhill.
Unfortunately, there were very little indicators of it turning around any time soon and for those looking to move in there, I would seriously worry about house value if you did. There are much nicer suburbs to look at. On the plus side there are plenty of parks around and the new metro train line is a positive If you live at that end though, expect your street to be parked out all day by commuters. It is also a fairly safe suburb, although there have been a few more issues in that regard in recent times.
The Ponds is a new suburb in Sydney that was first founded in There are lots of green areas and there are hundreds of parks surrounding the area. Most of the Occupied house are owned by educated Professionals.
Loving here. Awesome Suburb. We moved to The Ponds 2 years ago and it's been amazing so far. We love the John Palmer school and our daughter love it very much. I am honestly surprised to see the quality of education in Public school much superior than the private school which she used to go before. Jayaprakash Gowda. Iman Makari. Lot 39 Piddington Street. Raymond Chung. William Zhiguo Cheng. Maison Bridge Property. Sukhvinder Thind. Waratah Estate Agents. Dhan Rai.
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