Significant recent government investment in the area provides fast and efficient travel to the rest of Sydney.  This has included upgrades to The Northern Road and Bringelly Road; the new Sydney Metro Western Sydney Airport line; new bus services connecting the airport to Liverpool, Penrith, and Campbelltown; the M12 Motorway for direct access to the M7 Motorway.

Currently the 856 bus route services from the Northern Road into Liverpool via Leppington. Bus stops are located along The Northern Road including in front of Birling. Additional bus stops and routes are planned within Birling and we will work closely with the bus companies to ensure their services grow with our community.

Birling Village aims to create a distinctive atmosphere with family-friendly dining, local shops, pathways, seating areas, and cultural installations. Due to the abundance of local options nearby, we do not plan to include a major supermarket, focusing instead on everyday conveniences and lifestyle offerings within the village.

Birling Village is intended to feature:

1. Lifestyle conveniences such as a gym and childcare
2. Health and wellness facilities
3. A smaller-scale supermarket or grocer
4. Family-friendly café and dining options
5. A community village square

The final mix of inclusions and opening dates is subject to detailed design, approvals and tenancy commitments.  The first stage of Birling Village is expected to open between 2028 to 2030.

Birling will contain over 14 hectares of embellished open space and parks, in addition to the retained Lowes Creek environmental corridor and water management basins.

The parks will be designed to provide a combination of active and passive recreation spaces for a range of ages. Subject to Council acceptance, these uses are expected to include:

• Barbeque areas with picnic shelters for large gatherings
• All-age playgrounds
• Kick-about greens
• Sand pits and toddler play areas
• Off-leash dog parks
• Water play areas
• Learn-to-ride tracks
• Skate areas
• Multi-use courts
• Dual playing fields with amenities, suitable for soccer, football, and cricket

In addition to park embellishments, we intend to create a safe and welcoming pedestrian and cyclist fitness loop. This loop will join most of the open space areas, featuring the Lowes Creek environmental corridor and fitness stations.

Each park is expected to open within 12 months of registration of home sites in the adjoining stage. The stage 1 park is expected to open by late 2026. All features are subject to further design approval and may evolve as plans are finalised.

Birling offers a rich educational landscape for all ages:

• Childcare Centres: A childcare centre is planned to be included in the initial stages of Birling Village.  There is the possibility of further Child Care Centres elsewhere in Birling
• Primary and Secondary: You’ll find quality education options conveniently nearby as Birling is surrounded by a number of esteemed primary and secondary educational facilities. Our public catchment schools are Bringelly Primary and Elderslie High School.
• New School Next Door: There’s a new public K-12 school planned just to the south of Birling at Maryland, expanding your educational choices.
• Western Sydney University: Older students can easily commute to Western Sydney University, ranked among the top 2% of universities in the world, supporting lifelong learning.

Check out our interactive masterplan to see where all the schools, including selective and private options, are located.

For your everyday needs, there are plenty of shopping and dining options conveniently located near Birling. As you explore the area, you’ll find a variety of retail centres, cafes, and essential services just a short drive away.

Check out the interactive masterplan to discover all the nearby options!