Galston

Galston is a leafy village on the Hornsby side of the Hills, loved for its acreage, orchards and peaceful bush setting. With Fagan Park on its doorstep and a friendly village centre, it offers country living with Hornsby and Dural close by.

$2.26m – $3.87mRecent Guardian sales

86%Owner-occupiers

58%Family households

~3,100Residents

Postcode2159

CouncilHornsby Shire

HouseholdsMostly families

Property typesAcreage, semi-rural homes, family homes

The Galston property market

Galston offers a mix of family homes close to the village and larger acreage holdings further out, along with occasional new land releases. With relatively few sales each year and a wide spread of property sizes, values vary considerably. Quality acreage and renovated family homes continue to attract strong buyer interest.

Recent Guardian results$2.26m – $3.87mWith properties ranging from family homes to large acreage, a single median price isn’t a reliable guide here. Talk to us for an up-to-date appraisal of your property.

Recently sold by Guardian in Galston

6 bed · 4 bath · 5 car

$3,710,000

Sold

65 Knights Road

5 bed · 3 bath · 3 car

$3,865,000

Sold

2 Treelands Close

6 bed · 3 bath · 2 car

$2,260,000

Sold

18/5 Arcadia Road

3 bed · 2 bath · 2 car

Price withheld

Sold

5 Crosslands Road

4 bed · 2 bath · 6 car

$3,790,000

See all Guardian sales in Galston → | Browse properties for sale →

Lifestyle

Galston village has the local shops, cafés and services, and Fagan Park offers gardens, playgrounds and picnic areas loved by local families. Surrounded by Berowra Valley bushland, nurseries and orchards, it’s a great base for bushwalking, horse riding and weekend farm-gate shopping.

Schools

Galston Public School (K–6)
Galston High School (7–12)
Plus Arcadia Public School and Northholm Grammar School nearby

Getting around

Galston Road connects to Dural and Old Northern Road to the west, and through Galston Gorge to Hornsby in the east. Hornsby station and the Metro at Cherrybrook and Castle Hill are a short drive away, and the M2 and M1 are within easy reach.

Local knowledge

Galston real estate: frequently asked questions

How much are properties worth in Galston?

Galston mixes village family homes with larger acreage, and values vary widely, so a single median isn’t a reliable guide. Recent Guardian Realty sales in Galston have ranged from about $2.26m to $3.87m, depending on land size, improvements and outlook.

What is it like to live in Galston?

Galston is a leafy village on the Hornsby side of the Hills, known for acreage, orchards and a bush setting. Galston village has shops, cafés and services, and Fagan Park and Berowra Valley bushland are right on the doorstep.

What schools are in or near Galston?

Galston Public School (K–6) and Galston High School (7–12) are in the suburb, with Arcadia Public School and Northholm Grammar School nearby.

How do you get around from Galston?

Galston Road and Old Northern Road connect to Dural and Hornsby. Hornsby station is via Galston Gorge, Cherrybrook and Castle Hill Metro stations are a short drive away, and the M1 and M2 are within reach.

Who are the local real estate agents in Galston?

Guardian Realty is a local Hills District agency based in Dural, and our Galston specialists are Josh McAdam, Harrison Mahaffie and Gavin Weekley. Galston (postcode 2159, Hornsby Shire) is part of our core area. Call the office on 02 9651 1666 or visit us at 534 Old Northern Road, Dural.

How can I find out what my Galston home is worth?

Book a free, no-obligation market appraisal with Guardian Realty. A local agent will look at your property, recent Galston sales and current buyer demand, and give you an accurate, up-to-date price guide. Request one online or call 02 9651 1666. Book a free appraisal.