Glenorie is a classic Hills District village on Old Northern Road, surrounded by acreage, orchards and bushland. It offers genuine rural living with a close community feel, while Dural and Castle Hill are within an easy drive.
The Glenorie property market
Glenorie is predominantly acreage, from lifestyle blocks near the village to larger rural holdings. Prices vary widely with land size, improvements and outlook, so a local appraisal is the best guide. Buyers seeking space and value relative to Dural and Kenthurst continue to look to Glenorie.
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Lifestyle
The village centre on Old Northern Road has local shops, cafés and services, and the surrounding area is dotted with orchards, nurseries and horse properties. It’s a relaxed, country-style community with bushland, trail riding and plenty of room for families and animals.
Schools
- Glenorie Public School (K–6)
- Hillside Public School (K–6)
- Plus a wide choice of high schools and private schools in Dural, Galston and Castle Hill
Getting around
Old Northern Road runs through the heart of Glenorie, connecting south to Dural, Castle Hill and the M2. Castle Hill and Cherrybrook Metro stations are around a 20-minute drive for fast trains to Chatswood and the CBD.
Local knowledge
Glenorie real estate: frequently asked questions
How much are properties worth in Glenorie?
Glenorie is mostly acreage and rural-residential property, so prices vary with land size, improvements and outlook and a single median isn’t a reliable guide. Recent Guardian Realty sales in Glenorie have ranged from about $2.62m to $3.75m.
What is it like to live in Glenorie?
Glenorie is a rural Hills District village on Old Northern Road, surrounded by acreage, orchards and bushland. It has a close community feel, a village centre, horse properties and trail riding, with Dural and Castle Hill an easy drive away.
What schools are in or near Glenorie?
Glenorie Public School (K–6) and Hillside Public School (K–6) are local, with high schools and private schools in Dural, Galston and Castle Hill.
How do you get around from Glenorie?
Old Northern Road links Glenorie to Dural, Castle Hill and the M2. Castle Hill and Cherrybrook Metro stations are about a 20-minute drive, with fast trains to Chatswood and the CBD.
Who are the local real estate agents in Glenorie?
Guardian Realty is a local Hills District agency based in Dural, and our Glenorie specialists are Ben Jobberns, Harrison Mahaffie and Joel Green. Glenorie (postcode 2157, The Hills Shire and 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 Glenorie home is worth?
Book a free, no-obligation market appraisal with Guardian Realty. A local agent will look at your property, recent Glenorie 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.
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