2 Sim Street, Black Hill VIC 3350, Australia
The house features five bedrooms, providing ample space for a large family or multiple occupants.
The property sits on a land parcel of approximately 3,919 m², offering a spacious block for outdoor activities or future development.
It is a standalone house, positioned within the residential suburb of Black Hill.
Black Hill is served by two CDC Ballarat bus routes, Route 13 to Invermay Park and Route 14 to Brown Hill and Chisholm Street, while Peel Street runs north‑south and Chisholm Street provides east‑west access.
The nearby Black Hill Reserve offers steep, undulating terrain with mountain‑bike trails, and the suburb also has a public swimming pool with a solar‑heated 25 m lap pool, toddler pool, BBQ and picnic facilities operating from November to March.
Black Hill was a major site of open‑cut gold mining in the 1850s during Victoria’s gold rush, later becoming a reserve after mining ceased, and is known for its rich mining heritage and the historic Black Hill lookout.
The suburb sits at about 520 metres above sea level, making it one of the higher points in the Ballarat area.
