Westpac Bank ATM in Sunbury (65-67 Evans St)

Westpac Bank ATM at 65-67 Evans St, Sunbury

ATM Location

65-67 Evans St
Suburb:Sunbury
Postcode:
3429

Access & Hours

Operating Hours:
24/7

ATM Support & Info

Contact Center:
Organization:Westpac Bank

ATM Services & Facilities

How to get there

  • Car: Located on the main Evans St retail strip; ample street parking is available out front, or use the nearby Sunbury Square shopping centre car park.
  • Public Transit: A short 5-minute walk from Sunbury Train Station and the local bus interchange.
  • Foot: Centrally located in the heart of Sunbury (3429), easily accessible while running daily errands.

Location Context

This Westpac ATM is situated within the secure lobby of the Sunbury branch. It serves the local residential community and commuters, providing a safe, indoor, and climate-controlled environment for your banking away from the street bustle.

Finding the Machine

Look for the red Westpac signage on Evans St, near the intersection with Brook St. The machine is located just inside the glass entry foyer doors at the front of the branch.

Usage Tips & Fees

Perfect for local families to avoid third-party fees. As part of the Westpac Group, it is fee-free for Westpac, St.George, BankSA, and Bank of Melbourne customers. This is a Smart ATM, making it the best spot for instant cash deposits.

FAQ

Is the foyer open 24/7? Access to the ATM foyer is typically available 24/7 with a valid bank card swipe.

Can I deposit cheques here? Yes, this Smart ATM supports both cash and cheque deposits into Westpac Group accounts.

Is there a withdrawal limit? The standard daily limit of your bank (usually $1,000) applies at this terminal.

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Find Westpac Bank ATM 65-67 Evans St in Sunbury on the map

The nearest ATMs within 1 km from 65-67 Evans St

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Bank
Address & Location
Contact & Access
1
69 Evans St
20 m away
13-13-14
24 Hours
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22 Brook St
95 m away
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Mon-Fri 9:30am-4:00pm

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