Edmondson Park NSW 2174, Australia
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
The property is situated on a 479 m² block. This provides a generous yard area for outdoor activities or future landscaping
Ardennes Park is only about 0.2 km away, while Major Badcoe Park and Fintray Park are each within roughly 0.8–0.9 km. Several other reserves such as Bill Wilson Park and Glenfield Park are also within 1–1.3 km
Edmondson Park railway station, opened in February 2015 on the South West Rail Link, is the nearest train service. Transit Systems operates regular bus routes to surrounding suburbs, and an on‑demand bus service connects the area to the station
The Ed. Square Town Shopping Centre sits adjacent to the railway station and offers Coles, Event Cinemas, iPlay and a range of other retail, dining and service outlets. Additional smaller commercial sites are located on Camden Valley Way nearby
Edmondson Park is part of the South West Growth Centre and is expected to experience significant growth and development over the next ten years. Ongoing urban expansion is driven by the suburb’s rezoning and master‑planned residential and mixed‑use projects
The suburb sits on the Cumberland Plain, originally home to the Darug, Dharawal and Gundungurra peoples, and later hosted the Ingleburn Army Camp from 1939 to 1997. It is named after John Hurst Edmondson, the first Australian Victoria Cross recipient, and was officially designated in 1970
Edmondson Park is located approximately 41 kilometres southwest of the Sydney CBD, making it a reasonable commuting distance while offering a suburban lifestyle
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