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Chatswood is a mixed commercial and residential neighbourhood in the Lower North of Syndey, New South Wales, Australia, and the administrative centre of the local government area of Willoughby City. According to the 2016 Australian Bureau of Statistics census, the community has more than 24,000 residents, 53% females and 47% males, and the average age of residents is 39 years, a year older than the Australian national average. More than 30% of the population was born in Australia, while the rest were born in China, South Korea, Hong Kong, India and Taiwan. The most dominant religious group in the area is Catholic.

Chatswood was named after Charlotte Harnett, wife of Richard Harnett, the then-Mayor of the Willoughby district, and the wooded landscape of the land. The land was previously called Chattie’s Wood before being named Chatswood in the mid-1800s. In 1876, residential areas were developed and expanded with the installation of a railway station in 1890. Orchard farms, dairy farms, and factories, such as Dairy Farmers Inc and Three Threes Pickle Factory, were placed on the western part of the train station. By the 1900s, the area was easily accessible by public transport. In 1983, it was officially proclaimed as a town centre and a city in 1989.

Chatswood is renowned as the cultural hub of Sydney’s north shore as it houses state-of-the-art cafes and restaurants, shopping centres, quality schools, parks, libraries, theatres, recreational facilities and a well-connected transport system. It is predominantly a commercial and residential community with a bit remnant of its industrial past. The suburb is a great place for existing residents to raise kids and prepare them to live in a community with more than enough opportunities. Some statistics of Chatswood include

• It is approximately 6 miles north of Sydney’s central business district
• It is 4.9 square kilometres wide
• It is colloquially called “Chatty”

Chatswood is a fantastic suburb with fun and entertainment spread throughout the area and neighbouring cities. You can happily spend your off days with your loved ones by visiting one of Chatty’s unique spots. Chatswood Park is one of the perfect places to spend your weekend with your family. The park is a vast, well-maintained, grassy area that allows visitors to relax and enjoy its scenery and calm atmosphere. Do not forget to bring a large mat and some food for the rest of your day.

If you want to go shopping, Chatswood Interchange has over 70 specialty stores that might have what you are looking for. Starting with only 30 stores with no anchor stores, this 1980s shopping centre constantly strives to keep up to ensure its customers’ satisfaction. The 10,000 square metre mall’s interior is genuinely striking, with its neat floors and various shops where you can spoil yourself.

If you visit in September, you should attend the Willoughby Spring Festival, the 2nd-largest spring festival in Lower Northern Sydney. The residents treated the festival as evidence of modern, multicultural, prosperous Chatswood. Other places you can visit include

• Westfield Chatswood
• Chatswood Chase Sydney
• Holey Moley Golf Club Chatswood