1 Rosemary Lane, Orange NSW 2800, Australia
1 Rosemary Lane is a unit. It offers a self‑contained living space within the Orange urban area.
Within about 1 km you’ll find several parks such as Cook Park, Endeavour Park, Pilcher Park and Moulder Park. Historic attractions nearby include Berrilea, the Union Bank of Australia building and the Duntryleague estate.
The unit is situated just under a kilometre from the central business district, placing it near main road links like the Mitchell Highway. Orange is served by regular bus routes, a train station on the Main Western line, and a regional airport about 15 km to the south.
Orange enjoys a temperate oceanic climate with warm, sunny summers and cold, wet winters that often bring frosts and occasional snow. The area records around 100 clear days per year, especially in summer.
Mount Canobolas, rising to 1,395 m, sits just west of the city and offers commanding views of the district. It is a popular spot for bushwalking and outdoor recreation.
Orange is the birthplace of poets Banjo Paterson and Kenneth Slessor and features heritage‑listed sites such as the Uniting Church and Kindergarten Hall. The city also hosted the first Australian Touring Car Championship at the Gnoo Blas Motor Racing Circuit in 1960.
The region is renowned for cool‑climate fruit production, especially apples and pears, and has a rapidly expanding wine industry. Mining is also significant, with the Cadia‑Ridgeway gold and copper mine located about 20 km south of Orange.
Orange lies approximately 254 km (158 mi) west of Sydney, making it a short drive along the Great Western Highway via Bathurst.
