About this property
Also written as Unit 2, 210 Childs Road.
Mill Park VIC 3082, Australia
Key points for 2/210 Childs Road.
Also written as Unit 2, 210 Childs Road.
Based on curated rent estimate.
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
The property at 2/210 Childs Road is a unit
The closest railway station is Epping station, which is about 2 km away
Stables Shopping Centre is directly on Childs Road, Plenty Valley Shopping Centre is on McDonald’s Road, and Westfield Plenty Valley and Pacific Epping are each roughly 2–3 km away
Mill Park Library, built in 2002, and the Mill Park Leisure Centre, newly renovated in 2021, provide library services and a range of fitness and recreation amenities
Mill Park Football Club plays at Redleap Reserve, Mill Park Soccer Club uses Partridge Street Reserve, and the Northern District Softball Association is based at Mill Park Reserve on Morang Drive
Yes, Plenty Valley FM (3PVR) broadcasts from 284 Childs Road and serves Mill Park and surrounding suburbs
Mill Park was named after a flour mill built on the Plenty River in the 1840s, later owned by Henry “Money” Miller who ran horse‑breeding and dairy operations. The area stayed largely rural until the 1960s, saw quarry activity, and then experienced rapid residential development from the 1970s onward
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