Eastwood, New South Wales
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Eastwood is a suburb of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, about 15 kilometres north-west of the Central Business District, on the Lower North Shore. It is located mostly within the City of Ryde, and partially within the City of Parramatta. Suburbs that border Eastwood are Epping to the north, Carlingford to the north-west, Dundas Valley to the west, Ermington to the south-west, Denistone & Denistone East to the south, Ryde to the south-east, and Marsfield.
The main shopping area of Eastwood is Rowe St and its plaza
The area of Eastwood was originally granted between the years of 1790 and 1803. In 1835, William Rutledge purchase the area and gave it the name of Eastwood Estate. In 1863 Edward Terry purchased the estate. Upon Edward Terry's death in 1905, the estate was sub-divided into what is now the Eastwood village and area. The name derives from the name of the Terry family residence, so called after Eastwood, Nottinghamshire, England. Eastwood is home to the Granny Smith apple variety. This is celebrated each October with the Granny Smith Festival which attracts over 60,000 people each year.
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