24 Cook Place, West Wodonga VIC 3690, Australia
24 Cook Place is a standalone house set on a 725 m² block of land. The property offers ample space typical of a residential lot in West Wodonga.
The address is in West Wodonga, a suburb of the city of Wodonga on the Victorian side of the Albury‑Wodonga twin city. Wodonga lies about 324 km north‑east of Melbourne.
Several parks are very close, including John Aney Park (approximately 0.2 km), Michael Goulding Park (0.3 km) and Wiggy Jackson Park (0.3 km). Additional nearby green spaces such as Thomas Reidy Park and George Looms Park are within 0.4‑0.5 km.
As of 2024, Wodonga and its suburbs have a population of around 44,824 residents. The city forms part of the larger Albury‑Wodonga urban area, which totals just over 101,000 people.
Wodonga’s economy includes logistics hubs, manufacturing (such as a pet‑food factory and a can factory), and a strong transport sector due to its position on the Hume Highway. The city’s average gross domestic product is about $2.57 billion per year.
West Wodonga sits at the junction of the Hume Highway, the main Melbourne‑Sydney route, and the Murray Valley Highway along the Murray River. The nearby Wodonga railway station provides rail services, and Albury Airport is a short drive away for regional flights.
The area is known for its active sporting culture, with facilities for Australian rules football, cricket, cycling, and golf (such as the SS&A Wodonga Golf Course). Community clubs and events, like those organized by local Rotary and Lions clubs, also play a big role in local life.
