Wamboin, NSW 2620

Lived in Wamboin for about 4 years prior to that lived in Curtin and can honestly say we have never regretted the move. We love the fresh air, rolling hills and privacy. You do have to be prepared when living out here as it’s about 10 minute drive to Bungendore so if you run out of milk…. School buses run down the major roads just check with Deans Buses what suits. If Canberra is a bush capital you might as well live in the bush and not be in suburbs particularly the new suburbs with no trees.

A beautiful semi-rural/residential suburb approx 25 mins from Canberra and 20 mins from Queanbeyan. Well serviced by buses for all schools in the Canberra/Queanbeyan region, Wamboin has it all. A lively community association hosts a number of local events throughout the year, including the famous annual Bonfire and Fireworks show and the Car Boot Sale!! Wamboin enjoys a coastal climate with beautiful easterly breezes on those hot summer evenings; often it snows in winter and there is an abundance of wild-life to enjoy. It is not unusual to see echidnas, wombats, wallabies, kangaroos and a huge array of birds in the area. Wedge-tail eagle sigtings are common. Demand for Wamboin properties is increasing as many from the city realise the benefits of rural living for their children and the wonderful lifestyle that is offered so close to town. Some families commute further from Canberra suburbs than those of us in Wamboin. There's regular pony club and a produce market and operates twice each month except for Jul and Aug. All in all, it is no wonder that real estate is becoming increasingly difficult to find in Wamboin as it is Canberra's best kept secret....undoubtedly. Check out the Wamboin Whisper online if you want to find out more about living in Wamboin.