Rosebery NSW 2018, Australia
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335A Gardeners Road is a standalone house situated on a 214 m² block of land. The property offers typical suburban living space within Rosebery
Rosebery lies about 6 kilometres south of the Sydney CBD. It falls under the jurisdiction of both the City of Sydney and the Bayside Council
Rosebery once had a tram line that opened in 1902, was extended in 1924, and operated until its closure in 1957. The route served areas along Elizabeth Street and connected to nearby suburbs
Turruwul Park is roughly 0.4 km away, and Jos Wiggins Park is about 0.5 km from the address. Both parks provide green space and recreational facilities for residents
A small shopping centre is located on Gardeners Road itself, and the Rosebery Cinema is just 0.3 km away. Residents also have easy access to the Rosebery Theatre and Eastlakes Reserve, each within half a kilometre
Rosebery was named after British Prime Minister Archibald Primrose following his 1883‑84 visit. The area evolved from a racecourse in the early 1900s to an industrial zone in the 1960s, while the northern part developed into a garden suburb with characteristic bungalows
The 2021 census recorded 13,533 residents, with the largest ancestries being Chinese (19.8 %), English (17.4 %) and Australian (14.4 %). Nearly half the population (49.9 %) speak only English at home, while Mandarin and Greek are also common languages
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