Hughes ACT 2605, Australia
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The property sits on a 1,413 m² block. This provides ample space for outdoor activities and landscaping
Hughes adjoins the suburbs of Deakin, Garran, Phillip and Curtin. Garran is approximately 0.8 km away
Nearby recreation includes the North Woden Tennis Club, Clarrie Hermes Park (Hughes Oval), and walking trails that start in the north‑east of the suburb. The Red Hill Nature Reserve is also close, offering scenic views
Canberra Hospital is about 1.2 km from 9 Tivey Place, providing quick access to medical services
A small local shopping centre in Hughes offers a take‑away restaurant, chemist/sub‑newsagency, bakery/café, supermarket, post office, dry cleaner, hairdresser, real estate agent, and a service station with a mechanical workshop
The suburb features a mix of Silurian rocks, including shale in the south‑west, cream‑coloured rhyolite in the north‑west, dark purple rhyodacite to the north, and tuff in the south‑east. An inactive fault runs northwest–southeast through the middle of Hughes
Hughes is named after former Prime Minister Billy Hughes and was gazetted on 20 September 1962. Residential construction began in 1963, and by 1974 the suburb’s population had grown to 4,050
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