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136 Gascoyne Avenue

136 Gascoyne Avenue, Paraburdoo WA 6754, Australia

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About this property

136 Gascoyne Avenue is a residential house located in Paraburdoo, Western Australia. The home offers a functional internal arrangement that accommodates everyday living, while its outdoor spaces support a relaxed regional lifestyle. On‑site parking is provided, giving flexibility for vehicle storage.

Key details

Locality
Paraburdoo
State
WA
GNAF PID
GAWA_148010671
Legal parcel ID
P014859/136
Property type
House
Land size
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Internal area
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Land Use Category
Residential

Frequently asked questions

How far is 136 Gascoyne Avenue from Paraburdoo Airport?

Paraburdoo Airport is situated about 9 kilometres (approximately 5.6 miles) from the town, so the house is roughly that distance from the airport. This makes it a short drive for regional flights.

What medical facilities are located near 136 Gascoyne Avenue?

Paraburdoo Hospital is just 0.3 km away from the property, providing immediate access to health services. The proximity ensures convenient medical care for residents.

Are there any recreational or cultural venues close to the property?

Yes, the Paraburdoo Open Air Gardens and Drive‑In cinema is about 0.3 km away, offering outdoor entertainment. The public library is also nearby at roughly 0.5 km, providing community resources.

What is the typical climate like in Paraburdoo?

Paraburdoo has a hot desert climate with very hot summer days and warm nights, and a mean annual maximum temperature of 46 °C. Winter days are warm while nights are cool, and the area receives an average of 317.8 mm of rainfall per year.

How far is Paraburdoo from Perth and what is its elevation?

Paraburdoo lies about 1,528 km north of Perth and sits at an elevation of approximately 424 metres (1,391 ft) above sea level. The town is also located roughly 24 km north of the Tropic of Capricorn.

What is the primary economic activity in Paraburdoo?

The town was developed in the early 1970s to support iron ore mining, and today most residents work for Pilbara Iron and the three nearby Rio Tinto mines, Channar, Eastern Range, and Paraburdoo. Mining remains the central driver of the local economy.