Cronulla NSW 2230, Australia
Also written as Unit 5, 121 Elouera Road.
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| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sale | 8 Oct 2001 | $304,000 | — |
The unit features two bedrooms and one bathroom
It is a low‑rise unit set on a 576 m² parcel of land
The property is only a short walk away, about 0.2‑0.3 km, from North Cronulla Beach, with Cronulla Beach and Elouera Beach also within a few hundred metres
Nearby green spaces include Dunningham Park, Cronulla Park, Gunnamatta Park, Monro Park and Woolooware Oval, all roughly 0.3 km away
Cronulla railway station on the Illawarra line is the nearest train hub, and several U‑Go Mobility bus routes stop nearby. The Cronulla ferry wharf on Gunnamatta Bay also provides water transport
Cronulla lies approximately 26 kilometres south of Sydney’s CBD
Cronulla’s name comes from the Aboriginal word “Kurranulla,” meaning “place of the small pink seashell.” European explorers Matthew Flinders and George Bass charted the coast in 1796, and the area grew after the Illawarra railway reached Sutherland in 1885, becoming a popular beachside suburb
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