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Neighbourhood As the service and commercial centre of Western Australia’s Great Southern region, Albany pairs access to world-class natural beauty with a full suite of modern amenities. A regional airport offers convenient links to Perth, while a strong educational offering — from pre-schools and TAFEs to a university campus — supports the many young families who call the area home. The housing landscape is just as varied. You’ll find everything from heritage homes on spacious blocks to modern townhouses and accessible units in newer estates — offering something for everyone, whether planting roots or downsizing. Things to Do Albany is a veritable natural playground with nature lovers particularly spoilt for choice. The region’s dramatic, untamed beauty provides the perfect setting for bushwalking, boating, whale watching, fishing, and surfing. The stunning Torndirrup National Park sits just outside town, while Middleton Beach and Little Beach offer pristine coastal escapes. As for eating and drinking, a host of local businesses ensure the people of Albany are fed and watered. From wineries to craft breweries, historic pubs to corner coffee stores, you won’t need to go far to be sated. When the urge to explore further afield strikes, destinations like West Cape Howe National Park, Denmark and Walpole are just a day trip away. Lifestyle With showstopping coastal scenery around every corner and a slower pace than can be found in the city, Albany attracts young families, retirees and nature lovers of all kinds. Locals don’t need to go far for their daily dose of sun and sea. Come the weekend, there are plenty of opportunities for nature-bathing. Locals can be found browsing the Albany Farmers Market or taking in live music, theatre, and annual events like the Albany Agricultural Show and the Great Southern Noongar Festival. And when it comes time to unwind, the region’s finest breweries, wineries and pubs are all a hop, skip and a jump. When people come to Albany, they often say they could see themselves living here. It’s easy to see why. Albany has it all — a stunning natural coastline, a strong sense of community, a deep history, and all the amenities you need to live comfortably. It’s simply a magic place to live, and truly one of Australia’s best regional cities. – Chris Wallace, Director & Sales Executive | Acton Belle Property Albany AREA GUIDE AmazingAlbany Albany strikes a rare balance — small enough for a tranquil atmosphere to reign, yet large enough to feel the hum of community and culture. 12

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