Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
Also written as Unit 202, 5 Australia Avenue.
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The property is located in Sydney Olympic Park, a suburb of Greater Western Sydney about 13 kilometres west of the Sydney central business district, within the City of Parramatta Council
Olympic Park railway station on the Olympic Park line is roughly 0.3 km away, and the Olympic Park ferry wharf is also nearby. Future light‑rail and metro projects will terminate at Sydney Olympic Park, enhancing connectivity
The home is within walking distance of major venues such as the Sydney Showground, Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre, and the State Sports Centre, as well as the nearby Qudos Bank Arena and Stadium Australia
More than 5,000 events take place each year, including the Sydney Royal Easter Show, Supanova Pop Culture Expo, major rugby and football matches, and numerous concerts and festivals at the park’s venues
Residents can enjoy Bicentennial Park, Wentworth Common, Badu Intertidal Wetlands, and the extensive 425 ha of parkland that surrounds Sydney Olympic Park, offering walking trails and green spaces
Sydney Olympic Park was originally part of North Lidcombe, later renamed Homebush Bay, and was transformed for the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Since then it has evolved into a mixed‑use precinct with residential, commercial and sporting facilities
Within 0.3–0.5 km you’ll find the Opal Tower high‑rise, the Cyrus the Great statue, the Sydney Olympic Park Authority offices, and the Novotel Sydney Olympic Park hotel
Sydney Olympic Park has a humid subtropical climate, with slightly warmer summers than coastal Sydney and mild to cool winters, making outdoor activities comfortable most of the year
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