Wilberforce is located 5kms from Windsor and the area was first explored by Governor Phillip who travelled through in 1789 and described the rich countryside as " The finest i ever saw", Wilberforce, which is named by Governor Macquarie to honour the great British philanthropist William.

Wilberforce was established as one of Macquarie's five towns in 1810. It offers approximately 700 homes and is made up of both residential and acreage properties. Shops, schools and a rural lifestyle are just some of the conveniences that Wilberforce provides.

The size of Wilberforce is approximately 32km squared. There is 1 school and 2 childcare centres.

The population of Wilberforce in 2001 was 2,791 people. By 2006 the population was 2,864 showing a population growth of 3% in the area during that time.

The predominant age group in Wilberforce is 10-19 years.

Households in Wilberforce are primarily couples with children and are likely to be repaying between $1000 to $1200 per month on mortgage repayments.

In 2001, 78% of the homes in Wilberforce were owner-occupied compared to 79% in 2006.

Currently the median sale price of houses in the area is $441,250.