24 Cook Place, West Wodonga VIC 3690, Australia
24 Cook Place is a standalone house situated on a 725 m² parcel of land.
The land size is 725 square metres, providing ample space for a garden or outdoor area.
Several parks are within a short walk, including John Aney Park (0.2 km), Michael Goulding Park (0.3 km), Wiggy Jackson Park (0.3 km) and Thomas Reidy Park (0.4 km).
West Wodonga is part of the city of Wodonga, which had a population of about 44,824 in 2024. Together with its twin city Albury, the urban area totals roughly 101,793 residents.
West Wodonga sits at the junction of the Hume Highway, the main Melbourne‑Sydney corridor, and the Murray Valley Highway. The town is also served by Wodonga railway station on the North East line.
The area enjoys around 125 clear days each year, most of them in summer and early autumn, while winters tend to be rainy and cloudier.
Wodonga hosts a range of secondary industries, including a logistics hub, cattle market, pet food manufacturing (Mars Petcare), a can factory (Visy), and a hydraulic hose manufacturer (Parker Hannifin).
