About this property
Also written as Unit 3, 2 Lawson Street.
Moonee Ponds VIC 3039, Australia
Key points for 3/2 Lawson Street.
Also written as Unit 3, 2 Lawson Street.
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The unit features two bedrooms, providing comfortable living space for occupants
It is a unit, classified as an apartment‑style residence within the Moonee Ponds suburb
Moonee Ponds station on the Craigieburn line is nearby, as are several tram stops such as Queens Park/Pascoe Vale Rd (≈0.5 km) and Moonee Valley Civic Centre/Pascoe Vale Rd (≈0.6 km). Bus route 467 also runs from the station to Aberfeldie
Queens Park and Queens Lake are both within about 0.7 km, and the Maribyrnong River Trail and Moonee Ponds Creek Trail provide nearby cycling and walking routes
The suburb is home to Essendon Royals Soccer Club, Maribyrnong Park and Moonee Valley Football Clubs, and the Moonee Valley Cricket Club, all offering local competition and community participation
The Clocktower Centre, Moonee Ponds Junction and the Moonee Valley Racecourse are each within a 0.5‑0.8 km walk, providing entertainment, dining and events
Moonee Ponds, derived from an Aboriginal term meaning “small flats,” developed from the late 1800s after the establishment of Mount Alexander Road as a goldfields route. Key heritage sites include the Clocktower Centre, originally the Essendon Mechanics’ Institute
According to the 2021 census, about 70 % of residents were Australian‑born, with notable communities from Italy, India and England, and 72 % speak only English at home
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