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Kellyville was semi-rural for most of the twentieth century. Around 900 homes were built near Acres Road from the 1960s to the 1980s, and new housing estates such as Duncraig, Highlands and Elizabeth Macarthur spread through the suburb from the late 1990s. Kellyville Metro station opened in 2019, and in 2024 the state rezoned the land around the Kellyville and Bella Vista stations for high-density apartments. Kellyville is in The Hills Shire; Kellyville Ridge, the area west of Windsor Road, became a separate suburb in the City of Blacktown in 2002. At the 2021 census close to nine Kellyville homes in ten were separate houses.

Kellyville is inside Sydney Water's Rouse Hill recycled water area, one of the oldest and largest residential recycling schemes in the world, with recycled water flowing to homes since 2001. Sydney Water lists Kellyville and Kellyville Ridge among the suburbs it serves. Many homes here have two water supplies: drinking water, and recycled water in purple pipes for toilets, gardens and washing machines. That changes plumbing work. Sydney Water requires any work on either system in a recycled water area to be done by a licensed plumber, and new or altered recycled water plumbing must be inspected by a Building Commission NSW plumbing inspector, including a test for cross connections. Below ground, the estates sit on the reactive clay of the Ashfield Shale, which swells, shrinks and drains poorly, and their stormwater runs to Caddies, Second Ponds, Elizabeth Macarthur and Strangers Creeks on the way to Cattai Creek and the Hawkesbury. As the first estates pass twenty-five years, hot water units, flexi hoses and the sewer lines laid in that clay are starting to need attention.