Transport
The suburb is well-connected by bus routes to the Tuggeranong Town Centre and Canberra city.
Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Suburb·Quiet, Residential, Family Oriented
Chisholm is an established residential suburb located in the southern part of the Australian Capital Territory. With a population of around 5,045, the area is defined by its calm, family-friendly streets and community-focused environment. As a part of the Canberra region, it offers residents a balance between suburban tranquility and the convenience of being near a major capital city. The suburb features local shopping facilities and green spaces, making it a practical choice for families and those looking for a relaxed pace of life while remaining connected to the ACT's main hubs.
Chisholm is an established residential suburb located in the southern part of the Australian Capital Territory. With a population of around 5,045, the area is defined by its calm, family-friendly streets and community-focused environment. As a part of the Canberra region, it offers residents a balance between suburban tranquility and the convenience of being near a major capital city. The suburb features local shopping facilities and green spaces, making it a practical choice for families and those looking for a relaxed pace of life while remaining connected to the ACT's main hubs.
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Highlights
Peaceful suburban environment.
Close proximity to Canberra's urban center.
Home to a community of over 5,000 residents.
Access to local parks and green spaces.
Before you go: Chisholm essentials
Mainly a residential zone with fewer tourist attractions than central Canberra.
A car is often the most convenient way to navigate the broader ACT region.
The suburb is known for its quiet, low-key evening atmosphere.
Local Amenities
The Chisholm Village Shopping Centre serves as the main hub for groceries and local services.
Best For
Quiet residential living and community atmosphere.
Currency
AUD $
Average Cost
$120-$200 p/day
Languages Spoken
English
Nature
Take advantage of the nearby walking trails and parks for outdoor recreation.
Best time to visit Chisholm
September-November, March-May
Best Season
Spring
Enjoy mild temperatures and blooming gardens throughout the suburb and the wider ACT.
Summer
Expect warm days; it is a good time for visiting nearby swimming spots or air-conditioned galleries in the city.
Best Season
Fall
The region is famous for its colorful autumn leaves and pleasant, crisp air.
Winter
Be prepared for cold mornings and sunny days, typical of the high-altitude Canberra climate.
Location
Chisholm, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
