Luddenham, New South Wales Australia, is located in the most southern corner of the City of Penrith. It is a sparsely populated rural district. The pretty little village of Luddenham is split between two local government areas, Penrith and Liverpool.

The east side of the village, east of the Northern Road is situated in Liverpool City, while its western side is within Penrith. Luddenham has a western boundary with Wallacia and an eastern boundary with Kemps Creek. The Sydney Water pipeline is its northern boundary while its southern boundaries are Elizabeth Drive and the Northern Road. Luddenham has a picturesque rural setting combining a rural lifestyle with the convenience of major roads connecting Penrith, Liverpool and Camden.

For visitor information on Luddenham please contact the Penrith Valley Visitor Information Centre.

www.penrithvalley.com.au 1300 736 836