Coburg North VIC 3058, Australia
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The house offers three bedrooms and sits on a generous 1,520 m² (about 0.15 ha) block, providing ample outdoor space
Coburg North lies approximately 9 km (5.6 mi) north of Melbourne’s CBD, making it a short drive or train ride into the city
The suburb is serviced by several bus routes (526, 530, 531, 534, 561), two Upfield line stations, Batman and Merlynston, and a tram route that runs along Sydney Road. Cyclists can also access the Upfield Bike Path and the Merri Creek Trail
Nearby green spaces include J E Moore Park (about 0.9 km away), Crispe Park (around 1 km), Edwardes Lake (roughly 1.2 km), and the Edgars Creek corridor (about 1.3 km), all offering walking and recreation opportunities
Coburg North has an increased flash‑flood risk along Merlynston Creek, with recorded flooding events dating back to the late 19th century. Residents should be aware of this historic pattern
The suburb once housed a major Kodak factory, which closed in 2005 and was redeveloped into a large housing estate. Many homes were built by the Housing Commission of Victoria, featuring standard brick designs with possible weatherboard extensions
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