Browse property in Birdwood Avenue

Birdwood Avenue, named after ANZAC commander General William Birdwood, threads through Belfield’s post‑World War II residential fabric, where the majority of homes were originally public housing and many have since been privatized, set against a backdrop of light‑industrial and commercial land uses. The street sits just south of the suburb’s northern boundary of Punchbowl Road, linking directly to Georges River Road and the nearby Burwood Road shopping strip.

The avenue enjoys easy access to public transport, being a short walk from Belmore railway station (approximately 1.2 km) and well‑served by the main arterial roads. Residents also benefit from nearby amenities such as Rudd Park, the Belfield Bowling and Recreation Club, St Michael’s Primary School, a Uniting Church on Punchbowl Road and a range of cafés, a bakery and a pizza bar along Burwood Road.