Essendon West VIC 3040, Australia
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The property sits on a 3,963 m² block, providing ample space for outdoor activities or potential extensions
The home features three bedrooms
Essendon West is about 8 km north‑west of Melbourne’s CBD, making the city centre easily reachable by car or public transport
Number 59 tram runs along Mount Alexander and Keilor Roads, and train stations at Essendon, Glenbervie and Strathmore on the Craigieburn line are within a few kilometres. Several bus routes also serve Essendon station, and tram stops are located about 1.3 km away
Ian J McWilliams Park is only 0.5 km away, and the Afton Street Conservation Reserve is about 1.1 km distant. The Maribyrnong River Trail and Moonee Ponds Creek Trail run along the suburb’s borders, offering walking and cycling paths
Essendon enjoys a moderate oceanic climate with warm summers, cool damp winters, and roughly 50.5 clear days per year
Essendon was originally inhabited by the Wurundjeri people, explored by Europeans in 1803, and named after the English village of Essendon. Railway services began in 1871, and the suburb has a rich heritage linked to early settlement and the gold‑rush era
Essendon is home to the Essendon Football Club (the Bombers) of the AFL and the Essendon District Football League, both prominent in Australian rules football
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