Berrilee

Berrilee is a rural locality in the state of New South Wales, Australia. It is located approximately 40 kilometers north of Sydney's central business district, within the Hornsby Shire. The area is characterized by its semi-rural nature, featuring large residential properties, bushland, and horse paddocks.

Historically, Berrilee was an agricultural area, with orchards and farms being prevalent. Over time, as Sydney expanded, it transitioned into a more residential area while retaining its rural character.

Berrilee is largely residential, with limited commercial activity within the immediate area. Residents typically travel to nearby suburbs for shopping and other services. The area's appeal lies in its peaceful, secluded environment and larger property sizes.

Access to Berrilee is primarily by road. Public transport options are limited compared to more urbanized areas of Sydney.

Berrilee is known for its native bushland and proximity to Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. This makes it a popular location for bushwalking, horse riding, and other outdoor activities.