Browse property in Black Lane

Black Lane lies in the rural locality of Quamby Bend, just outside the historic town of Hagley, where the streetscape is framed by the Bass Highway (National Route 1) and Meander Valley Road (B54) crossing the flat alluvial plains near the Meander River. The area is dotted with 19th‑century architecture such as brick‑stucco Georgian homes, bluestone Gothic‑Revival churches and the horse‑driven Hagley Mill, reflecting the region’s agricultural heritage.

Transport links include the nearby Bass Highway bypass opened in 2001, local routes C507, C732 and C735, and remnants of a former railway line whose passenger service ended before 1978, while school buses provide the only regular public transport today. Amenities within walking distance encompass the Quamby Estate tourist attraction and 9‑hole golf course, Hagley Farm Primary School with its on‑site farm, historic churches, and the natural scenery of Brushy Rivulet, Black Sugarloaf Creek and Four Springs Creek.