Browse property in Wright Street

Wright Street runs through the historic core of Peterborough, where the streetscape is framed by a mix of late‑19th‑century dwellings and heritage‑listed buildings such as the nearby Koch House and Bishop’s Palace, reflecting the town’s rapid development after the railway junction was announced in 1880. The modest, timber‑framed homes and period verandas give the street a timeless, small‑town character typical of the wheat‑country settlement that grew around the early hotel, post office and school.

The street enjoys excellent transport links, being just off the Barrier Highway and a short walk from the still‑operational Peterborough railway station that once served the Indian Pacific. Residents and visitors can easily reach local amenities, including the Peterborough Town Hall, the former Capitol Theatre, Steamtown Heritage Rail Centre, and both the primary and high schools, all within a kilometre of Wright Street.