Fairfield East NSW 2165, Australia
Also written as Unit 22, 82-94 Bligh Street.
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
22/82 Bligh Street is a unit. It sits on an unusually large land parcel measuring 5,843 m²
Fairfield East lies about 27 km (approximately 17 mi) west of the Sydney CBD. The suburb is part of the Greater Western Sydney region
Villawood railway station is the nearest, located roughly 0.5 km away. Carramar railway station is also nearby, about 1.2 km from the unit
Koonoona Park and Montrose Park are each about 0.6 km away, offering green space and recreation. Additionally, the larger Hamilton Grove Park is a short distance further south
Fairfield Leisure Centre is approximately 1.1 km away, providing fitness and pool facilities. The Fairfield Youth and Community Centre is about 1.2 km from the unit, and the Villawood Hotel is just 0.9 km away
Fairfield East was originally part of large 19th‑century estates called Orchardleigh and Mark Lodge. Subdivision in the 1870s and 1880s transformed the area from farmland to suburbia, and it officially became Fairfield East by the 1950s
The suburb includes a variety of churches such as the Church of God, a Mission church, an Indian Protestant church, and a Baptist church. These reflect the diverse community that lives in Fairfield East
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