Carlisle WA 6101, Australia
Also written as Unit G1, 11 Marchamley Place.
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The unit is close to both Carlisle railway station (≈1.1 km) and Oats Street station (≈1.2 km), which serve the Armadale and Thornlie‑Cockburn lines. Several Transperth bus routes, such as 37, 38, 998 and 999, run along Oats Street and Orrong Road, linking the area to the airport, Perth Busport and surrounding suburbs
Carlisle railway station is about 1.1 km away, while Oats Street station is roughly 1.2 km distant, both within a short walking or cycling distance
Several parks are nearby: Fletcher Park (0.4 km), Parnham Park (0.5 km), Carlisle Park (0.7 km) and Peet Park (0.8 km) provide green space and recreation within easy reach
Tomato Lake, a wetland and lake offering walking trails and birdwatching, is about 1.0 km away. The historic Archer Theatre and Gardens is also approximately 0.7 km from the unit
Originally part of land grants after 1829, the area was known as Bickford until a ratepayers meeting on 23 May 1919 renamed it Carlisle. Development increased after the 1890s as nearby Victoria Park expanded
Carlisle sits on the Bassendean Dunes soil type of the Swan Coastal Plain and is generally flat with gentle undulations, ranging from about 13.3 m to 27.1 m above sea level
The Carlisle Hotel and TAB are opposite the train station, and senior facilities such as Harold Hawthorne Seniors Centre and nursing homes like Lathlain and Windsor Park are within a few kilometres. The Town of Victoria Park Council Depot and City of Belmont Operations Centre also serve the neighbourhood
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