Beaumont Hills

Developed as a low-density residential suburb, Beaumont Hills was formerly part of the suburb of Kellyville. In 2002, Beaumont Hills became a separate suburb, as did Kellyville Ridge. ==Heritage listings==

Beaumont Hills has a number of heritage-listed sites, including: • Windsor Road: White Hart Inn Archaeological Site ==Demographics==

According to the 2021 census, there were 9,041 residents in Beaumont Hills. 56.5% of people were born in Australia. The next most common countries of birth were India 6.0%, China 5.1%, Philippines 3.7%, South Africa 3.1%, and England 3.0%. 59.6% of people only spoke English at home. Other languages spoken at home included Mandarin 7.3%, Hindi 2.9%, Cantonese 2.3%, Arabic 2.1% and Persian 2.0%. The most common responses for religious affiliation were Catholic 27.9%, No Religion 23.9% and Anglican 10.5%. ==Residential areas==

Beaumont Hills was developed in the early 2000s adopting its name sake in 2003, suburb featuring a number of housing estates. 'The Sanctuary' located to the west is fronted by a natural creek reserve. 'The Outlook' is at the centre. The suburb is developed with a range of house styles. Turkey Nest Park on the highest point has panoramic views all the way to the Blue Mountains. ==Commercial area==

Beaumont Hills Shopping Centre officially opened in September 2009. ==Public transport==

CDC NSW provide several bus routes that run through Beaumont Hills (Mungerie Road, The Parkway, Brampton Drive) on a regular basis. There is also a local Sydney Metro Station located near a few minutes away, KELLYVILLE STATION. CDC NSW • Route 617 – • Route 633 – • Route 715 – • Route 664 is a Rouse Hill to Parramatta service, which stops at Beaumont Hills, however, the route goes via Kellyville, Bella Vista, the North-West T-Way and Westmead before it reaches Parramatta. The service from Parramatta can be taken from Beaumont Hills to the Rouse Hill Town Centre. • Route 601 operates from Sanctuary Drive to Parramatta via Windsor Rd and Baulkham Hills. ::The transport interchange at Rouse Hill Town Centre provides bus routes to many other places, including Windsor, Blacktown and Riverstone, operated by CDC NSW and Busways. Sydney Metro Northwest The Sydney Metro Northwest opened 26 May 2019. The closest stations are , located on Old Windsor Road at Samantha Riley Drive, and , which is located in the Rouse Hill Town Centre, adjacent to the transport interchange. Trains are operating every four minutes in peak times, with a potential for trains to operate for every two minutes. ==References==