One office · Many areas served
Cherrybrook, Sydney’s Hills District & Greater Sydney
Eternity Group operates from a single office at 15 Forest Close, Cherrybrook NSW 2126. We serve the surrounding Hills District — The Hills Shire and the Hornsby Shire edge in Sydney's north-west — and greater Sydney, NSW. Most work is handled by phone, email and video, with in-person meetings at Cherrybrook. We do not operate separate branches in other suburbs; the location pages below frame the same service for clients searching by area.
Areas we serve
One Cherrybrook office, the whole Hills District.
Choose your area for local context on how we work with households and business owners nearby. Same practice, same Cherrybrook office.
Based in Cherrybrook, serving the Hills District and greater Sydney — one office, no suburb branches, with in-person meetings at Cherrybrook.
Head office
Cherrybrook (Head Office)
Our base at 15 Forest Close — accounting and mortgage broking for the Cherrybrook community and beyond.
15 Forest Close, CherrybrookPhone, email & videoLearn moreService area
Hills District
Sydney's Hills corridor — Castle Hill, Norwest, Bella Vista, Baulkham Hills and surrounds in the city's north-west, served from Cherrybrook.
Learn moreNearby areas & greater Sydney
Accountant + mortgage broker by area
The one-roof proposition, framed locally.
Looking for a specific service in a specific area? Try our Cherrybrook tax accountant, Cherrybrook mortgage broker, Hills District tax accountant, Hills District mortgage broker, Hills District business accountant and Hills District BAS & bookkeeping pages.
For the detail behind each area, see our Hills District mortgage broker, Hills District tax accountant and business-owner accounting and lending pages.
Choose your area
How the service model works
One office in Cherrybrook, three ways to engage.
Every engagement runs from the same premises and the same practitioner — what changes is how you meet.
In person at Cherrybrook. The office at 15 Forest Close, Cherrybrook NSW 2126 is where sit-down meetings happen — tax return sign-offs, loan strategy sessions, business structuring conversations. Meetings are by appointment on a quiet residential street with on-street parking, a few minutes from Cherrybrook Metro station.
Across the Hills District. For business clients in Norwest, Castle Hill, Bella Vista and the surrounding corridor, on-site visits can be arranged where it genuinely helps — reviewing a bookkeeping setup at your premises, or meeting with multiple directors at once. To be clear: these are visits, not branches. The location pages on this hub describe areas we serve from Cherrybrook, not additional offices.
By phone and video, Australia-wide. Most engagements — including full tax return preparation, BAS, advisory and mortgage broking from application to settlement — run entirely by phone, video and secure document upload. Clients elsewhere in Sydney, interstate and Australians working overseas engage on exactly the same footing as a client who walks in the door.
Why local knowledge matters
What knowing the Hills District actually changes.
Local knowledge is not a slogan here — it shapes the advice. The Metro line and the M2 changed how the Hills commutes: professionals based in Cherrybrook, Castle Hill and Bella Vista now routinely work in Macquarie Park, North Sydney and the CBD, which affects everything from work-related deduction patterns to how a household weighs a renovation against an upgrade. When a client describes their situation, we already know the terrain they are describing.
The housing stock matters too. Much of Cherrybrook, West Pennant Hills and Baulkham Hills is established family homes rather than new builds, so lending conversations here often involve renovation finance, equity release against a long-held property, or restructuring a loan that was set up a decade ago and no longer fits. That is a different conversation from the off-the-plan and house-and-land questions that dominate newer corridors — and the tax treatment of repairs versus capital improvements comes up constantly alongside it.
Hills District investors also tend to hold their own home locally and buy investment properties elsewhere — other parts of Sydney, regional NSW or interstate. That pattern is exactly where a combined accountant-and-broker practice earns its keep: the loan structure, the ownership structure and the negative gearing position get decided in one conversation rather than relayed between two professionals who have never spoken.
Finding the right page
How to choose between the suburb pages.
Every page on this hub describes the same practice — the differences are emphasis, not substance. If you live or run a business in a specific suburb, start with that suburb's page: it covers the local context and the engagements most common there. If you are anywhere in the corridor from Baulkham Hills through Castle Hill to Dural, the Hills District page is the broadest local starting point. If you are elsewhere in Sydney — or anywhere in Australia — the greater Sydney page explains how remote engagements run.
If you already know you want both sides of the practice working together, go straight to the accountant-and-mortgage-broker pages listed above, or read how the one-roof model works. And if you would rather skip the geography, a scoping call from the contact page reaches the same practitioner regardless of which suburb you searched from.
Meeting logistics
What to have ready before we meet.
Every engagement starts the same way regardless of suburb: a short scoping call booked through the contact page. No documents are needed at that stage — the call establishes whether the work sits on the accounting side, the lending side or both, and what the engagement would involve, before anything is signed. The process page sets out what follows.
For tax work, the most useful documents to bring — or upload ahead of a video meeting — are your most recent tax return, income statements and records for deductions, rental properties or share sales. Our guide to preparing for a tax return sets out the full list; arriving with even part of it shortens the engagement noticeably.
For lending, the starting set is identification, recent payslips or — for the self-employed — tax returns and business financials, plus statements for any existing loans. Exactly which combination applies depends on the lender and the loan; the self-employed home loan documents guide covers the most document-heavy case, and we confirm your specific list before anything is lodged.
Remote engagements exchange paperwork by secure upload rather than email attachments, and a video meeting runs the same agenda an office meeting would — same preparation, same practitioner, same follow-up summarising what was decided and what happens next. Choosing phone or video over Cherrybrook changes the room, not the engagement.
One boundary worth stating plainly: the suburb list on this page reflects where clients concentrate, not where service stops. There is one office, in Cherrybrook, and every listed page describes work done from it. If your suburb is missing, nothing changes — the same scoping call reaches the same practitioner, and the greater Sydney page covers everyone the map above does not.
Remote engagements in practice
How an engagement runs when you never visit Cherrybrook.
A fully remote engagement opens the same way as any other — a scoping call, then a written scope and fee. From there, documents move through secure upload into one place rather than back and forth as email attachments, so both sides can see at any point what has arrived and what is still outstanding. You are never left wondering whether something you sent was received.
Signing is sequenced, not improvised. Engagement letters and tax documents are signed electronically as each stage completes. Where a lender requires a wet-ink signature or certified copies for a particular document, that requirement is identified when the application is being prepared — not discovered at the end — so the posting or certification step is planned for rather than left to surface late.
The meeting cadence is milestone-driven rather than calendar-driven: a video meeting to open the work, email and phone for queries as they arise during the working period, and a video review of anything significant — a draft return, a loan recommendation — before it is lodged or submitted. After each meeting you receive a written note of what was decided and what happens next. Clients who prefer a standing check-in can have one; most find the milestone rhythm enough.
Nothing at the end requires attendance either. Tax lodgements go through ATO systems, and loan settlements are coordinated between the lender and your conveyancer or solicitor with progress relayed to you as it happens. The greater Sydney page describes this engagement style in more detail.
Frequently asked questions
Locations & service area — common questions.
Common questions
Do I need to be local to work with you?
No. The office is in Cherrybrook and much of the client base is in the surrounding Hills District, but many engagements run entirely by phone, video and secure document upload — including clients elsewhere in Sydney, interstate and Australians overseas. Nothing in a tax, advisory or lending engagement requires you to attend the office.
Do you visit clients, or do meetings happen at Cherrybrook?
Most in-person meetings happen at the Cherrybrook office by appointment. For business clients in the Hills District — Norwest, Castle Hill, Bella Vista and surrounds — on-site visits can be arranged where it makes sense, for example when reviewing bookkeeping systems or meeting multiple directors. There are no branch offices in other suburbs; a visit is the practitioner coming to you, not a second premises.
Is there parking at the Cherrybrook office?
Yes — the office is on a quiet residential street with unmetered on-street parking directly outside. It is also a few minutes from Cherrybrook Metro station, so clients commuting on the Metro line can stop in on the way to or from the city. Meetings are by appointment, so there is no waiting-room queue.
Can documents be signed remotely?
Yes. Tax returns, engagement letters and most practice documents are signed electronically, and identity verification for lending can generally be completed by video or through lender-approved electronic VOI processes. Some lenders or specific loan documents still require wet-ink signatures or certified copies — where that applies we tell you up front and arrange it around your schedule.
My suburb is not listed — can you still act for me?
Yes. The suburb pages exist because people search by area, not because service stops at a boundary. Clients in Glenhaven, Kellyville, Epping, Hornsby and other neighbouring suburbs engage on exactly the same basis as those listed — in person at Cherrybrook where that suits, otherwise by phone and video. For anywhere further afield, the greater Sydney page explains how a fully remote engagement runs from first call to lodgement or settlement.
Can I mix meeting formats within one engagement?
Yes, and most clients do. A common pattern is an initial in-person meeting at Cherrybrook to set the engagement up, with everything afterwards handled by email, phone and secure upload. Others run the reverse — routine work done remotely, with an in-person session reserved for the decisions that benefit from a whiteboard, such as a loan structure or a business restructure. Nothing locks you into one format; the engagement follows whatever mix suits you.
Where information on this page combines tax and lending considerations, tax-related statements are general only and depend on individual circumstances. Eternity Group Accountants is a registered tax agent (TPB 25523469). Mr Rohan Manokaran (Credit Representative 565110) is authorised under Australian Credit Licence 561324. Seek personal tax and credit advice based on your situation.
How we are paid
In most residential lending scenarios, the lender pays broker commission. If a borrower-paid fee applies, it will be disclosed in writing before you proceed, including in any required Credit Quote or credit disclosure document.
General advice warning: The information provided on this website is general in nature and does not constitute personal financial advice. Before making any financial decisions, you should consider your own circumstances and seek professional advice.
Book a consultation
Wherever you are in the Hills, start with a call.
A 20-minute scoping call before any engagement letter. In person at Cherrybrook, or by phone and video.