Camperdown VIC 3260, Australia
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
It is a stand‑alone house featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms, set on a generous 1,097 m² block of land
The lot measures approximately 1,097 square metres, providing ample space for a garden, outdoor entertaining or potential expansion
The property is less than a kilometre from several historic sites, including the Robert Burns Statue, the Court House, the Camperdown Post Office and the Theatre Royal, as well as the nearby Mount Leura and Mount Sugarloaf
It lies roughly 0.4 km from the main township area, placing the town’s shops, cafés and services within easy reach
Camperdown sits on the Princes Highway (A1) and is served by a V/Line railway station on the Warrnambool line, providing road and rail connections to Geelong, Melbourne and Warrnambool
The area offers a range of sports including golf at the Camperdown Golf Club, horse trials at the Lakes & Craters venue, and various clubs for cricket, tennis and swimming, all within a short drive
Camperdown was established in the mid‑1800s, named after Admiral Lord Viscount Adam Duncan, and retains many classic heritage buildings such as the Manifold Clock Tower and the historic post office, reflecting its rich colonial history
The town lies at the foot of the extinct volcanic Mount Leura and near crater lakes like Bullen‑Merri and Gnotuk, offering scenic landscapes and outdoor pursuits within the Lakes and Craters region
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