BRUCE
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THE AREA
Bruce is one of Canberra’s most centrally located suburbs and has been slowly but surely rising in the popularity ranks in recent years. At the heart of this stunning area, which is filled with green parks aplenty and bush surrounds, is sport and education.
Bruce is home to the Australian Institute of Sport, the GIO Stadium (which is the home of the Canberra Raiders and Brumbies’ rugby teams), as well as some of the state’s top educational facilities, including the University of Canberra, the Canberra Institute of Technology and one of Canberra’s most prestigious schools, Radford College.
Calvary Public Hospital, one of the ACT’s top teaching hospitals, is also located in Bruce and is renowned for its high-quality patient care, innovative research programs, and state-of-the-art medical technology.
Lifestyle
Bruce is considered the intellectual HQ of Canberra and has become somewhat of a quiet achiever in recent years. Named after Prime Minister Stanley Bruce, this very Aussie-sounding suburb has become one of the most popular places to live in Canberra — and it’s easy to see why. Its central location and easy access to public transportation mean residents can easily explore all that Canberra has to offer.
The suburb is also home to the University of Canberra and the Australian Institute of Sport, making it a popular destination for students and sports enthusiasts. Because of this, it means Bruce is a young, lively suburb with the median age of residents being 27.
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Bruce is considered the intellectual HQ of Canberra and has become somewhat of a quiet achiever in recent years. Named after Prime Minister Stanley Bruce, this very Aussie-sounding suburb has become one of the most popular places to live in Canberra — and it’s easy to see why. Its central location and easy access to public transportation mean residents can easily explore all that Canberra has to offer.
The suburb is also home to the University of Canberra and the Australian Institute of Sport, making it a popular destination for students and sports enthusiasts. Because of this, it means Bruce is a young, lively suburb with the median age of residents being 27.
Bruce boasts an abundance of shops, restaurants, and cafes, providing residents with a diverse range of dining and entertainment options. The Belconnen Westfield is just a short distance away and offers even more shopping and entertainment choices.
Living an active lifestyle is made easy thanks to the bountiful array of parks and nature reserves throughout Bruce, giving locals endless options for running, cycling and soaking up the sunshine.
Neighbours
Thanks to its buzzing university and sporting scenes, Bruce has the youngest median age in the Belconnen district (27 years old), and a population of 7,520 people. With its serene suburban allure, it also attracts families and downsizers, while investors and students prefer the newer parts of Bruce.
Neighbours
Thanks to its buzzing university and sporting scenes, Bruce has the youngest median age in the Belconnen district (27 years old), and a population of 7,520 people. With its serene suburban allure, it also attracts families and downsizers, while investors and students prefer the newer parts of Bruce.
Area features
THE SPORTING CAPITAL
Bruce is renowned for being the home of the Australian Institute of Sport, a world-class training facility that produces some of Australia's top athletes. Visitors to the suburb can explore the institute's state-of-the-art facilities and discover the sporting legacy of the area.
FOREVER YOUNG
Bruce is a lively and youthful suburb that is home to the University of Canberra. Bruce is brimming with a vibrant student culture and has plenty of cafes, bars, and a fun nightlife scene.
A SERENE LIFESTYLE
Nestled in the northwest of Canberra, Bruce offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its leafy streets, beautiful parks, and proximity to the stunning Lake Ginninderra, Bruce is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxed suburban lifestyle.
