731 Chisholm Street, Black Hill VIC 3350, Australia
It is a house situated on a 1,383 m² block of land. The property offers a standalone residence within the Black Hill suburb.
The land measures 1,383 square metres, providing ample outdoor space. This generous lot size is typical of the larger blocks found in Black Hill.
Black Hill is a northeastern suburb of Ballarat known for its high house prices and spacious land parcels. The area sits about 520 m above sea level and is bordered by the Yarrowee River.
Nearby you’ll find the 21‑hectare Black Hill Reserve with mountain‑bike trails and a scenic lookout, as well as the leash‑free Chisholm Street Reserve. A public swimming pool with a solar‑heated 25 m lap pool, toddlers pool, BBQ and picnic facilities is also within easy reach.
CDC Ballarat operates two bus routes, 13 and 14, that connect the suburb to the Ballarat CBD. Main roads include Peel Street (north–south) and Chisholm Street (east–west).
The residence is roughly 2–3 km from the Ballarat CBD, making it a short commute to the city centre while retaining a quieter suburban setting.
Black Hill was the site of extensive open‑cut gold mining from the early 1850s, featuring one of Australia’s first crushing batteries. Today, the reserve preserves evidence of this mining heritage and the landscape is heavily forested with pine and native plantings.
