Browse property in Chloride Street

Chloride Street runs through the heart of Broken Hill, a historic out‑back mining town where the streetscape is framed by the town’s mineral‑rich heritage and a mix of modest residences, many still showcasing the iconic corrugated‑iron walls that give the city its distinctive character. The street benefits from the broader urban layout that includes well‑maintained parks, garden displays and public art such as the Living Desert Sculptures, reflecting the community’s pride in its “Silver City” identity.

The location enjoys strong transport links, with the Barrier Highway (A32) and Silver City Highway (B79) intersecting the city and rail services, including the Indian Pacific and NSW TrainLink’s Outback Xplorer, stopping nearby at Broken Hill railway station. Local amenities are supported by regular CDC Broken Hill bus routes, a variety of clubs and cafés, and cultural venues such as the Albert Kersten Mining and Minerals Museum on Bromide Street, providing residents and visitors alike easy access to shopping, recreation and heritage attractions.