Why a townhouse
Most homes in Baulkham Hills are detached houses. Only 13% are townhouses, terraces or semis, so a new townhouse close to shops and transport is a rare find. Townhouses suit buyers who want:
- More room than an apartment, with your own entry, staircase and private outdoor space.
- Less maintenance than a house on a large block.
- A secure complex that is easy to lock up and leave.
- A central address, walking distance to shops, cafes and buses.
What to look for in a new townhouse
A bathroom for every bedroom
Every Allura Hills residence has one, from two bedrooms up to four.
Secure parking for two cars
Two car spaces in a private, secure basement, plus storage and visitor parking.
Quiet construction
Full concrete construction with a concrete slab between levels, and homes that face inward to the gardens.
Easy access
Car free walkways, ramps and lift access, with a ground floor bedroom and bathroom in selected residences.
Who Allura Hills suits
- Families close to Baulkham Hills High School, Gilroy Catholic College, Oakhill College and The Hills Grammar School.
- Downsizers moving from larger Hills homes who want to stay in the area they know.
- Professionals working in Norwest, Castle Hill, Parramatta or the city.
The local market
Domain's Baulkham Hills suburb profile describes the suburb as “all about strong community ties and in‑demand schools.” Over the last 12 months, three bedroom houses sold for a median of $1.6m and four bedroom houses for $1.97m, and houses in the suburb have grown in value by an average of 7.4% a year (Cotality data, to June 2026). See the location page for the full market snapshot and sources.
Next steps
Read the residences, design and location pages, browse our questions and answers, then register your interest for the price guide and a private inspection.
