Waramanga ACT 2611, Australia
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
The property occupies a land area of approximately 1,100 m². It is a standalone house on this sizeable block
A busy local shopping centre sits on the corner of Damala Street and Waramanga Place, offering a cafe, supermarket, bakery, hairdresser, beauty salon, chemist, newsagency, medical centre and postal agency. The centre provides convenient everyday services within walking distance
30 Alawa Street is adjacent to Mount Taylor Nature Reserve, giving residents immediate access to grassland and hillside walking tracks with sweeping views across the surrounding valleys
ACTION buses serve the suburb, with Route 63 linking the area between Woden Town Centre and Weston Creek Centre, and Routes 70 and 71 providing a connection to Tuggeranong Town Centre via Kambah. Taxis are also available
Waramanga was officially gazetted in June 1968 and was named after the Warumungu people of Central Australia. The area was originally part of the large Yarralumla Station estate, which was subdivided for soldier settlement leases after World War I
The suburb sits on Deakin Volcanics, composed of green‑grey, red and purple rhyodacite with a spherulitic texture. These volcanic rocks underpin the local landscape
Waramanga offers extensive open spaces, including playing fields on the western side of the suburb, several neighbourhood parks, and pedestrian parkland along the central ridge. The proximity to Mount Taylor Nature Reserve adds additional walking and nature‑based recreation
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