Cessnock is a town in the Hunter Valley Region, about 120km north of Sydney.

How far is Cessnock from Sydney?

Travelling by car it can take about 1.5 hours to reach Cessnock from Sydney depending on traffic conditions.If travelling by public transport, getting to Cessnock from Sydney can take up to 3.5 hours.

How many people live in Cessnock?

The population of Cessnock is 31,073.

Who lives in Cessnock?

Cessnock has a diverse community, with the largest age group being 25-34 years. The majority of residents (86.9%) were born in Australia, with 43.4% having Australian ancestry and 40.8% of English descent. 2021 Census All persons QuickStats

What schooling options are available in Cessnock?

Some of the local schools in Cessnock are Cessnock West Public School, Cessnock Public School, St Patrick’s Primary School, and Cessnock High School.

What local shops are available in Cessnock?

Cessnock features a range of local shops, including the Cessnock Marketplace as well as boutique stores, cafes, and specialty shops along its main streets.

What parks and recreational spaces are available in or near Cessnock?

Cessnock offers several parks like the Cessnock Lions Park and the beautiful Kitchener Park, perfect for picnics, walking, and family activities. The nearby Werakata National Park provides bushwalking and nature experiences.

House and Land for Sale Near Cessnock 2325

Cessnock is a suburb nestled in the heart of the Hunter Valley and it is a major tourist hub. While Cessnock is a popular destination, North Rothbury offers a quieter, more relaxed atmosphere, making it an appealing choice for those seeking a more tranquil lifestyle.

With easy access to the region's renowned wineries and natural beauty, North Rothbury provides a balanced mix of convenience and serenity, offering a charming alternative while still being close to the heart of the Hunter Valley’s attractions.

Cessnock quick stats

Median house price	$615,000
Median rental price	$500
Population	31,073
Kms from the city	50 km

https://www.realestate.com.au/nsw/cessnock-2325/

Demographic highlights	Cessnock	New South Wales
Median Age	39	39
Median weekly household income	$1,360	$1,829
Households with mortgage	34.7%	32.5%
Households renting	28.3%	32.6%
Family households	71.0%	71.2%
Couples with children	36.9%	44.7%
University qualification	8.7%	27.8%
Trade qualification	19.2%	11.9%
Unemployed persons	6.1%	4.9%

2021 Census All persons QuickStats

Cessnock Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Cessnock?

Cessnock is a town in the Hunter Valley Region, about 120km north of Sydney.
How far is Cessnock from Sydney?

Travelling by car it can take about 1.5 hours to reach Cessnock from Sydney depending on traffic conditions.If travelling by public transport, getting to Cessnock from Sydney can take up to 3.5 hours.
How many people live in Cessnock?

The population of Cessnock is 31,073.
Who lives in Cessnock?

Cessnock has a diverse community, with the largest age group being 25-34 years. The majority of residents (86.9%) were born in Australia, with 43.4% having Australian ancestry and 40.8% of English descent.

2021 Census All persons QuickStats
What is the Cessnock postcode?

2325
What schooling options are available in Cessnock?

Some of the local schools in Cessnock are Cessnock West Public School, Cessnock Public School, St Patrick’s Primary School, and Cessnock High School.
What local shops are available in Cessnock?

Cessnock features a range of local shops, including the Cessnock Marketplace as well as boutique stores, cafes, and specialty shops along its main streets.
What parks and recreational spaces are available in or near Cessnock?

Cessnock offers several parks like the Cessnock Lions Park and the beautiful Kitchener Park, perfect for picnics, walking, and family activities. The nearby Werakata National Park provides bushwalking and nature experiences.