Ambarvale NSW 2560, Australia
Also written as Unit 21, 3 Lavinia Place.
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| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sale | 18 Sep 2007 | $126,000 | — |
| Sale | 30 May 2002 | $110,000 | — |
It is a unit featuring two bedrooms, one bathroom and a single parking space, positioned on a 6,313 m² parcel of land
The unit is about 1.4 km from Macarthur Square, one of the largest shopping centres in southwestern Sydney, and the suburb also hosts an ALDI shopping centre on Woodhouse Drive
Macarthur railway station lies just north of Ambarvale, providing services to Campbelltown, Liverpool and the Sydney CBD via the Airport & South Line, while several bus routes operate from nearby Kellicar Road
Several green spaces are within roughly 0.6–0.8 km, including Akuna Reserve, Manooka Reserve, Quirk Reserve, Rixon Hill Reserve, Fieldhouse Park, Fishers Ghost Park and Jim Merry Reserve
Campbelltown Hospital Airport is approximately 1 km away, offering convenient access to medical services
Ambarvale, named after an 1816 property owned by former convict Samuel Larkin, was officially opened as a suburb in 1976 after former dairy farms were sold for housing development
The region has a 40,000‑year Aboriginal history linked to the Tharawal people, with remnants such as rock engravings, cave paintings, axe‑grinding grooves and shell middens still present
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