Ashfield NSW 2131, Australia
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
It is a residential unit situated on a 1,110 m² land parcel. The listing identifies the property simply as a "Unit"
Ashfield lies roughly eight kilometres west of the Sydney CBD, placing 8 Loftus Street within easy commuting distance of the city centre
Algie Park is only about 200–300 m away, Ashfield Park is within 300‑800 m, and Hammond Park is roughly 600 m from the unit, offering several green spaces within walking distance
Yes, historic sites such as The Bunyas, Yasmar, and St John’s Ashfield are all located within about 300‑500 m of the address, reflecting the suburb’s heritage character
Ashfield is served by major roads including Parramatta Road and Liverpool Road, and the suburb’s railway station on the Main Suburban line provides regular train services to the city and surrounding areas
Ashfield is a multicultural inner‑west suburb with a blend of post‑war low‑rise flats, Federation‑era houses, and several grand Victorian buildings, giving it a diverse architectural and cultural feel
The annual Carnival of Cultures is held in Ashfield Park, celebrating the suburb’s multicultural population with performances, food stalls and activities for families
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