Which suburb is 52 Oshanassy Street, Sunbury located in?

52 Oshanassy Street, Sunbury is located in Sunbury, VIC 3429.

What building type is 52 Oshanassy Street, Sunbury?

52 Oshanassy Street, Sunbury is an Low-Rise development.

How many residences are there in 52 Oshanassy Street, Sunbury?

52 Oshanassy Street, Sunbury has a total of 25 residences.

Off the Plan apartment at 52 Oshanassy Street, Sunbury

Developments

Sunbury, VIC 3429

52 Oshanassy Street, Sunbury

52 Oshanassy Street, Sunbury VIC 3429

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Low-Rise
25 residences

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Estimated completion early 2030

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Development information for 52 Oshanassy Street, Sunbury

Suburb:

Sunbury, VIC 3429

Local Government Area:

Hume City

Project Status:

In planning

Estimated Completion Date:

Early 2030

Residences:

Building Type:

Low-Rise

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“Township living situated just 250 metres from Sunbury Station and central retail amenities.”

What's near 52 Oshanassy Street, Sunbury

Under 500m
Gardens
The Village Green
Public park featuring open green spaces, illuminated walking paths, and shaded seating.
GP / Medical
Sunbury Medical Centre
Delivers general practitioner consultations, allied healthcare services, and onsite pathology collection.
Transport
Sunbury Station
Provides high-frequency metropolitan train services on the Sunbury Line and regional V/Line connections.
Groceries
Sunbury Square Shopping Centre
Anchored by a full-line Woolworths supermarket alongside specialty fresh food and retail outlets.
Education
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Primary School
Co-educational Catholic primary school offering comprehensive early learning and primary education.

Sunbury, VIC 3429

Sunbury maintains steady market demand driven by young families and upgraders seeking established local infrastructure in Melbourne's north-west growth corridor. The area offers robust connectivity to the Melbourne CBD via the Calder Freeway and direct metropolitan and V/Line rail services.

Infrastructure updates

The Victorian Government's $2.1bn Sunbury Line Upgrade and completed Gap Road level crossing removal facilitate direct Metro Tunnel rail services and improved township traffic flow.