Corio VIC 3214, Australia
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
The home offers five bedrooms, providing ample space for a large family or multiple occupants
The house is set on a 967 m² block, giving room for gardens, outdoor activities, or potential extensions
It is located about 9 km north of the Geelong CBD, making the city centre easily reachable by car or public transport
The area is serviced by CDC Geelong bus routes to the CBD, and Corio railway station provides V/Line train connections to Geelong and Melbourne. Taxis and ridesharing are also readily available
Within a short walk you’ll find Corio Post Office (≈1 km) and the Corio Shopping Centre. Parks such as Stead Park (≈2 km) and the Leisuretime Sports Precinct (≈2‑3 km) are also nearby
The most notable industry nearby is the Geelong Oil Refinery, originally opened by Shell Australia in 1956 and now operated by Viva Energy
Corio was originally known as Cowie’s Creek after early landowner James Cowie. The area was subdivided in 1852, grew to include hotels and a post office by the 1860s, and later developed into a mixed residential‑industrial suburb
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