Boronia VIC 3155, Australia
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The house offers four bedrooms and two bathrooms. It is set on a 602 m² block, providing ample outdoor space
The residence includes two dedicated parking spaces for your vehicles
Boronia is located about 29 kilometres east of Melbourne’s CBD, so the home is roughly that distance from the city centre
Within a 2‑kilometre radius you’ll find Miller Park, the Metro Cinemas Boronia, Chandlers Hill, and the Tim Neville Arboretum. The suburb also offers a 24‑hour gym, swimming pools, bike paths, and a range of sports clubs such as the Boronia Hawks football team
Yes, Boronia railway station is approximately 1.5 kilometres away, providing easy access to Melbourne’s train network
Boronia began as an orchard and farming area before European settlement and was named in 1915 after the native boronia plant. The suburb has a rich heritage, including the historic Miller Homestead built in 1888 and the development of the railway station in 1920, which spurred growth
The Basin Music Festival, held about 1.2 kilometres away, offers an annual celebration of music and community. Nearby parks and the Dandenong Ranges foothills provide natural scenery and walking tracks
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