Chifley ACT 2606, Australia
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The property features five bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing ample space for a large family or home office setup
The home sits on a 963 m² block, offering a generous garden area and room for outdoor activities
Nearby you’ll find the Chifley Neighbourhood Oval, a local playground with basketball courts and public BBQs, as well as Betsy Gallagher Park (about 0.6 km away) and Woden Town Park (around 1 km)
A small local shopping centre on Eggleston Crescent is within the suburb, and larger options such as Westfield Woden and the Woden Town Centre are each roughly 0.7 km away
The Woden Interchange, the former bus station serving the area, is located about 1 km from the home, providing access to surrounding districts
Mount Taylor nature park borders Chifley to the east, offering walking trails and scenic views just beyond the suburb
Chifley was established on 12 May 1966 as part of Canberra’s original southern settlement and is named after former Prime Minister Joseph Benedict Chifley; its streets honor scientists and educators
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