36 Riverside Drive

The home provides six spacious bedrooms and four bathrooms, suitable for larger families. The layout offers flexibility for both private and shared living spaces.

36 Riverside Drive is a detached house offering independent living. It stands as a freestanding residence within the Airds suburb.

K Wheatley Memorial Park is about 0.3 km away, while Kevin Wheatley Reserve and Riverside Park are each roughly 0.5 km from the address. These parks are within a short walking distance, providing open space and recreation.

Residents can access the WorkVentures Connect Centre, which offers free training, computer access, and legal advice. The Airds/Bradbury Men’s Shed provides a community space for activities and social connection, and A B Central serves as a hub for renewal projects and community events.

The Airds Renewal Project aims to transform the suburb by reducing public housing from 94% to about 30% and adding approximately 1,000 new homes and senior housing. The plan includes new roads, parks, and community facilities to create a more mixed‑income neighbourhood.

Airds was named by Governor Lachlan Macquarie after his wife Elizabeth’s Scottish family estate. The name fell out of use in the 1820s but was reinstated in the 1970s for the Housing Commission’s subdivision.

According to the 2021 census, Airds had 3,265 residents, with 15.5% identifying as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. Over 60% of households speak only English at home, and a significant portion of families are single‑parent households.