Concord West

Conveniently located at Concord West train station, this vibrant corner has the full range of services you would expect from an urban hub.

The intersection of Victoria Avenue and Queen Street features fine coffee and meals among trendy cafés, a classic pub, as well as everyday goods and services such as fruit and vegetables, dry cleaning, accountants and more. Wander down for lunch or linger over breakfast with the paper - the well-lit paths and leafy outlook make Concord West relaxing to visit at any time of day or night.  

The area also has a local town park and open space area adjacent to the station and an underpass through to Bicentennial Park. The area is also within close proximity to the Sydney Olympic Park and Stadium.  

Come by car, train, bus, bicycle or walk.    

Did you know…

• The Concord West Shopping village was developed around the railway station in the late 1800s;
• Concord West is the first area to feature pavement art in the City of Canada Bay; and
• The Concord Hotel was the venue where the Australian Rugby side chose to drown their sorrows after their defeat in the 2003 World Cup.

Council's Commitment to Retail/Commercial Precincts  

Council undertook major streetscape improvements in 2004, including:

• widening the footpath for alfresco dining;
• improving safety in the area by changing traffic facilities;
• increasing lighting and upgrading the street furniture;
• additional landscaping;
• creating high quality public space around the entrance of the railway station; and
• incorporation of public art, designed by Lloyd Kelerman and featuring 16 mosaic panels built into the footpath. The theme for the art is the rich heritage of the area with each panel referencing a historic landmark for the locality.

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