Darlington WA 6070, Australia
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The property sits on a large block of approximately 12,887 m². This provides ample space for outdoor activities or potential development
The home features four bedrooms and one bathroom, offering a comfortable layout for families or those needing extra rooms
Glen Park is just 0.1 km away, and Pine Park, Darlington Oval, and Darlington Skate Park are all within 1 km. These green spaces support walking, sports and leisure activities close to home
Darlington Hall (0.7 km) and the annual Darlington Arts Festival (0.7 km) are nearby, providing cultural events and gathering spaces for residents
Bus routes 320, 321, 322 and 328 operate from Midland Station and pass along Great Eastern Highway, Darlington Road and Glen Road, offering connections to Mundaring, Glen Forrest and Chidlow
Yes, the heritage‑listed Leithdale building is about 0.8 km away, while the Government Quarries (1.1 km) and Mountain Quarry (1.7 km) are also within short distance, reflecting the area’s historic quarrying past
Darlington developed around the late‑19th‑century winery and was once served by the Eastern Railway, now the Railway Reserves Heritage Trail. The suburb is known for its orchards, artistic community and its position on the Darling Fault escarpment, giving it a distinctive hillside character
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