Browse property in Adelaide Lead Alma Road

Adelaide Lead‑Alma Road threads through the historic mining settlement of Adelaide Lead on Old Avoca Road, set against the Box‑Ironbark forest that defines the northern slopes of the Central Highlands. The streetscape is dotted with the surviving brick school building, now a community hall, and a few of the original 1860s cottages that grew up when the town began as a canvas settlement; nearby rock wells by Possum Gully Road hint at the area’s Aboriginal heritage.

The road is linked to the legacy Maryborough‑Avoca railway corridor, once served by Adelaide Lead station (1887‑1957) and slated for reopening as a standard‑gauge line, providing rail access to Maryborough and Ararat, while Old Avoca Road itself connects directly to surrounding towns. Residents and visitors can make use of the community hall and enjoy easy reach to the township of Alma (0.6 km away) and the historic Alma Consols Mine, the nearest local amenities.