Waramanga ACT 2611, Australia
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sale | 23 Dec 1995 | $122,000 | $143 |
| Sale | 18 Jun 1991 | $103,500 | $121 |
Price per m² based on land size of 851 m².
33 Galibal Street is a standalone house set on a land parcel of 851 m². The property offers ample space for outdoor activities or future enhancements
The suburb features a busy local shopping centre at the corner of Damala Street and Waramanga Place. It includes a cafe, supermarket, bakery, hairdresser, beauty salon, chemist, newsagency, medical centre and postal agency
ACTION Buses provide regular service to Waramanga, with Route 63 linking the suburb to the Woden Town Centre and Weston Creek Centre. Routes 70 and 71 connect to Tuggeranong Town Centre via Kambah, and taxis are also available
Waramanga borders the Mount Taylor Nature Reserve, part of Canberra Nature Park, offering grassland and hillside walking tracks with sweeping valley views. The suburb also contains several neighbourhood parks, playing fields, and pedestrian parkland along the central ridge
Waramanga was established in the late 1960s, named after the Warumungu people, and officially gazetted in June 1968. The area was formerly part of the historic Yarralumla Station and later subdivided for soldier settlement after World War I
At the 2021 census Waramanga had 2,785 residents with a median age of 38, slightly older than the Canberra median of 35. The median weekly personal income was A$1,179, and the housing stock is predominantly separate houses
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