Browse mixed in Bungendore

Overview

Bungendore, set in the Southern Tablelands on the Kings Highway near Lake George and the Molonglo River Valley, has evolved into a major tourist centre for visitors from Canberra. Its Georgian‑influenced grid town plan and heritage‑protected sites such as the railway station and St Philip’s Anglican Church sit alongside newer residential growth, creating a blend of historic homes and modern dwellings. At the 2021 Census the town recorded 4,745 residents, a median age of 38 and a household income of $2,922 per week, reflecting its role as a rapidly expanding dormitory town for the capital. Nearby Gibraltar Hill and the Turallo Nature Reserve provide easy access to walking and the region’s remaining temperate grasslands.