Burswood WA 6100, Australia
Also written as Unit 61, 6 Hampton Street.
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The unit offers two bedrooms and one bathroom within a 78 m² land area. It is a self‑contained unit in the Burswood suburb of Perth
Burswood is home to Perth Stadium, the State Tennis Centre, Crown Perth casino and resort, and Belmont Park Racecourse, all located within the suburb itself, making them just a short walk or drive away
The property is serviced by Burswood railway station on the Armadale/Thornlie lines, and several bus routes such as 38, 39, 270, 282/283, 930, 935, and 940 that stop at nearby Causeway Bus Station. Victoria Park railway station is also within 0.4 km
Within walking distance are the VisAbility Library (0.3 km), the heritage Broken Hill Hotel (0.3 km), New Broadway Theatre and Gardens (0.4 km), G.O. Edwards Park (0.6 km), and the Victoria Park Post Office (0.5 km)
61/6 Hampton Street is situated in the Town of Victoria Park, which is the governing local authority for Burswood
Burswood developed from Burswood Island and part of Victoria Park, with early uses including a racecourse (1902) and Western Australia's first golf course (1895). The area was revitalised in the 1980s with the Burswood Island Resort, now Crown Perth, and was officially gazetted as Burswood in 1993
According to the 2021 Census, Burswood had 2,779 residents, with 47 % born in Australia and 6 % born in England. English is the primary language for 63 % of households, while Mandarin is spoken by about 6 %
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