Browse property in Caveat Street

Caveat Street anchors Bombala’s historic centre, where the former Commercial Bank still dominates the northwest corner opposite Maybe‑Street, a building praised in an 1872 report as one of the finest colonial edifices outside Sydney. The street is flanked by other 19th‑century structures, including the brick Imperial Hotel that was under construction at the time and a cluster of churches, stores and hotels that once gave the town a bustling wool‑growing commercial feel. Its proximity to the Bombala River and the heritage‑listed Bombala railway station links the streetscape to the town’s riverine setting and former rail hub.

Modern transport routes skirt Caveat Street via the Monaro Highway (B23), which runs through Bombala, while Mt Darragh Road connects the town to the South Coast. Although the Goulburn‑Bombala railway closed in 1986, the highway provides direct road links to Canberra, Cooma and Merimbula, where the nearest regular airport is located 85 km east. Residents enjoy nearby amenities such as regional shops, the annual Bombala Show and easy access to outdoor recreation along the Coolumbooka River and High Lake.