Local knowledge
Built for the way Penrith lives and works
Penrith spreads from unit blocks and townhouses near the station out to established brick homes in Kingswood, Werrington and South Penrith, then newer two-storey estates through Glenmore Park, Cranebrook and Jordan Springs. Big floor plans and a router parked in a hallway cupboard are a common pairing here, so the signal fades before it reaches the upstairs study or the alfresco. Add the shopfronts and trade offices around St Marys and the Penrith centre, and the homes across the river at Emu Plains, and there is plenty for one technician to sort in a single visit.