Riverwood

Riverwood, a suburb near central Sydney, features a rich variety of public green spaces, and a comprehensive selection of amenities, offering “something for everyone” thanks to its favourable location.
Before the suburb was called Riverwood, it was known as Herne Bay, after a town in England. In 1931, the Herne Bay railway station on the East Hills line was opened. During World War II, the United States Army established the largest military hospital barracks in Australia at Herne Bay, on a 236-acre block.   The area is characterized by a diverse in design, layout, and architectural styles, which provides a unique range of environments and property types.

Riverwood has strong transport links and proximity to major roads and motorways making it highly accessible for anyone wanting to visit. The suburb’s cultural diversity is reflected in its eclectic mix of shops and eateries within its shopping precinct. Riverwood offers impressive public spaces and nature strips, making it an inviting place to visit.
Riverwood is split between the Georges River and Canterbury Bankstown local government areas and is home to the Morris Iemma Sports Centre and a short drive to the heart of Hurstville.