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Local broker · Hills District, Sydney

Mortgage Broker in the Hills District

Our office is at 33 Oakhill Drive, Castle Hill, so Hills District clients can meet us in person. We compare home loans from more than 40 lenders for buyers, upgraders and investors from Baulkham Hills to Box Hill.

365 Home Loans at a glance

OfficeCastle Hill 2154
Lenders on panel40+
Loans settled$1B+
Our rating5.0★ · 125+
LanguagesEnglish, Nepali & Hindi
Our serviceFree to you

Open 7 days, 6am to 8pm Sydney time. In person, by phone or on Zoom.

Home loans in the Hills

What Hills District buyers ask us about

First home buyers

Most Hills houses sit above the $800,000 NSW first home duty exemption, so first home buyers here usually start with a unit or townhouse. We work out what your deposit reaches before you start inspecting.

Upgrading within the Hills

Selling and buying in the same market takes planning. We look at simultaneous settlement and bridging finance before you list your current home.

Building in the new estates

Buying land in Box Hill, Kellyville or Rouse Hill and building? We handle land settlement, builder contracts and staged construction drawdowns.

Self-employed and business owners

Many of our Hills clients are self-employed or run a business from Norwest. How a lender treats your add-backs often matters more than the advertised rate.

Refinancing

Bought in the Hills a few years ago? We check a current valuation and your loan balance to see your usable equity, then compare your rate against 40+ lenders.

Investors

Using equity in your Hills home to buy an investment property? We set up the loan so the investment debt is kept separate from your home loan. For tax treatment, speak to your accountant.

Buying in the Hills

What it costs to buy here

Prices in the Hills run from apartments near the Metro stations to family homes well above $2 million, so the help available depends on what you’re buying. These examples show how NSW stamp duty changes across six suburbs.

Example purchases (illustrative prices, not medians). Duty on NSW rules as at October 2026.
SuburbExample purchaseDuty (standard)Eligible first home buyer
Castle HillEstablished 2-bed apartment near the Metro, $880,000$33,787$15,674
Baulkham HillsEstablished 2-bed unit, $800,000$30,187$0
Bella VistaEstablished 2-bed apartment near the Metro, $760,000$28,387$0
KellyvilleNew 3-bed townhouse, $1,150,000$45,937$45,937
Rouse HillTownhouse just under $1 million, $990,000$38,737$37,227
Box HillVacant land lot, $820,000$31,087$31,087
  • Up to $800,000: an eligible first home buyer pays no duty on an existing or new home.
  • $800,000 to $1 million: duty is reduced on a sliding scale.
  • Up to $1.5 million: the 5% Deposit Scheme lets eligible first home buyers buy with a 5% deposit and no LMI.
  • Above about $2 million: lender appetite and maximum LVR can change, so we compare lenders on policy as well as rate.

How duty is worked out: NSW stamp duty guide. Work out your own figure with the stamp duty calculator. Each lender makes its own assessment when you apply.

Meet us in Castle Hill

33 Oakhill Drive, Castle Hill NSW 2154

Open 7 days, 6am – 8pm Sydney time. We take walk-ins (call first so we're here) and book back-to-back appointments during auction weekends.

  • Parking: Free on-site
  • Transport: 5 min from Castle Hill Metro Station
  • Meeting rooms: Private, quiet, laptop-friendly
  • After hours: Evenings & weekends by appointment
Local lending notes

The Metro and what it means for your loan

The Sydney Metro runs through the Hills, with stations at Castle Hill, Hills Showground, Norwest, Bella Vista, Kellyville and Rouse Hill. New apartments have been built around several of them. Lenders treat a new apartment near a station differently from an established house on a full block, including how much they will lend against it, so we check lender policy on the property type before you commit.

Upgraders in the Hills usually face a timing problem: selling and buying in the same market. We work out whether simultaneous settlement or a bridging loan suits before you list.

Hills District home loans: common questions

Which Hills District suburbs do you cover?

All of them. We have local pages for Castle Hill, Baulkham Hills, Bella Vista, Kellyville, Rouse Hill and Box Hill, and we also help buyers in Norwest, Glenhaven, Cherrybrook, West Pennant Hills, Dural, Beaumont Hills and Kenthurst. Outside the Hills, we arrange loans Australia-wide by phone and Zoom.

Can I meet you in person?

Yes. The office is at 33 Oakhill Drive, Castle Hill NSW 2154 and we see clients seven days, including evenings. You can also book a Zoom video call or a phone call, and we work in English, Nepali and Hindi.

Can first home buyers afford the Hills District?

Most houses here sit above the $800,000 NSW first home duty exemption, so first home buyers usually start with a unit or townhouse. Reduced duty applies up to $1 million, and the 5% Deposit Scheme has a $1.5 million price cap in Sydney. We work out what your deposit reaches before you start inspecting.

How much does it cost to use a mortgage broker?

For most residential home loans, nothing. The lender pays us a commission when your loan settles, and we tell you the amount in writing before you apply.

What clients say

5.0 stars on Google

“We’ve worked with Jwala since we bought our first home, and every time he has gone above and beyond.”

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Subodh P.
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“Clear, patient and always quick to respond. We felt supported at every step of our home loan.”

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Samjhana K.
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“Jwala dai guided me with clarity and patience, ensuring I understood every step and option available.”

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Talk to a Hills District broker

Walk in, book a free call, or send a WhatsApp. One obligation-free conversation is usually all it takes to know where you stand.