64 Rosman Circuit, Gilmore ACT 2905, Australia
It offers four bedrooms set on a 1,213 m² block, providing spacious living and ample outdoor space. The generous land area allows for a garden, play area or future extensions.
Gilmore is named after Dame Mary Gilmore, the poet and journalist. The suburb’s streets also honor journalists, particularly female journalists.
Several ACTION bus routes, including routes 74 and 75, serve Gilmore, linking the area to Tuggeranoff Town Centre and Erindale Centre. These routes also provide connections to neighbouring suburbs such as Chisholm and Richardson.
The Gilmore Neighbourhood Oval on Heagney Crescent and the Rose Cottage heritage site off Isabella Drive are both nearby, offering recreation and cultural heritage experiences. Both facilities are within easy walking distance of the property.
The suburb sits on Silurian‑age volcanic rocks of the Deakin Volcanics, predominantly rhyolite with rhyodacite present in the eastern part. These ancient rocks date back roughly 414 million years.
An ActewAGL electricity substation is located about 1 km away, accessible via Isabella Drive. This provides convenient utility services for the residence.
In the 2021 census, the median weekly household income in Gilmore was $2,416, slightly above the ACT average. This reflects the suburb’s relatively stable economic profile.
Simpsons Hill, a local mountain, lies roughly 1.2 km away, and the Tralee Hills are about 2 km distant, offering nearby natural scenery. These features provide opportunities for outdoor activities and views.
