19/42 Calytrix Road

It is a unit situated within the suburb of Karama. The dwelling is part of a residential development dating from the late 1970s to early 1980s.

The unit sits on a plot of approximately 3,160 m². This provides ample outdoor space relative to typical inner‑city lots.

Several parks are within walking distance: Dickinson Park (~0.5 km), Whittle Park (~0.6 km), Hayball Park (~0.7 km), and Rosella Park (~1.5 km). These green spaces offer open areas for walking, picnics, and sports.

Karama Shopping Plaza, which includes the Karama Library, serves as a local hub for shopping and library services. The suburb also has a range of local shops and amenities within easy reach.

Karama has been identified as a suburb with higher rates of property crime and public order offences, making safety a notable community concern. Residents often cite the need for increased police presence, especially around the shopping plaza.

Karama is built on the traditional Country and waterways of the Larrakia people. The suburb’s name reflects an Aboriginal tribe, continuing the region’s connection to Indigenous heritage.