Conveyancing Henley From $898 inc GST

In legal terms, conveyancing is the process of transferring property ownership from one person to another and being a legal process means that it is a complex procedure that is difficult to follow if you are not knowledgeable about property law. A conveyancing solicitor is a lawyer who studies property law, making them the perfect professional to seek when buying or selling property. They can help you make the conveyance as smooth as possible. Engaging a firm like LEAD Conveyancing before you market your property or make an offer is highly recommended.

Henley is a suburb in the Lower North Shore of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, located within the local government area of Hunter’s Hill City. The 2016 Australian Bureau of Statistics census showed that the suburb has only over 400 residents, 50.3% females and 49.7% males, and the average age of the population is 42 years old, four years older than the Australian national average age. More than 70% of the residents were born in Australia, while others were born in China, England, India, Italy, Greece, Hong Kong, Germany, Hungary, Vietnam, New Zealand, Malta, Iran, Cyprus and Croatia. Religious groups in the suburb are Catholic, Anglican, Eastern Orthodox, Buddhism, Christian, Islam, Presbyterian and Uniting Church.

Aboriginal people initially occupied Henley, called the Wallumettagal tribe of the Eora nation. The suburb’s current name was based on a town on the banks of the Thames River in Oxfordshire, England. The suburb is precisely in the northern region of the Parramatta River. Industries in the suburb are health care, social assistance, construction, financial services, insurance services, education, retail trade, telecommunications, administrative services, accommodation and food services and scientific and technical services, health care being the most common field for the city’s residents. The average income of residents is $1013 per week, while the average weekly income of households is $2625.

Henley is a perfect place to live, especially if you prefer living near New South Wales's main commercial area. It is a convenient suburb that has easily accessible public transport that can take you to several neighbouring cities. Some statistics of Henley include

• It is approximately 9 kilometres west of Sydney’s central business district
• Almost 50% of the population are outright homeowners
• Its previous name was Blandville, derived from Dr William Bland, a prisoner who killed a fellow naval officer in a duel

Henley is a suburb with plenty of places worth seeing if you plan to visit. The suburb has a wide range of artificial, natural and mixed attractions designed and maintained to ensure it gives joy to people. For example, Gladsville Reserve is a vast playing area that suits people of all ages, and it has a netball court and a picnic area with tables and chairs. The natural reserve can be rented for competitive sports events.

Riverglade Reserve is a 24/7 natural reserve that allows visitors to let their dogs run unleashed. The park is deemed a good area for outdoor sports, especially for soccer aficionados. It has a dog area, toilets, soccer fields, a play area, and a creek. It is also home to hundreds of bats during nighttime.

Within the Riverglade Reserve lies Livvi’s Place, a children’s playground with several pieces of play equipment. This playground is less crowded compared to other children’s playgrounds in the area, making it a better play area than others. You can relax in the shady area while your kids run their imaginations. Other spots to visit include

• Bedlam Bay Community Garden
• Banjo Peterson Park
• Tarban Creek Reserve