22 Bowen Street, Camperdown VIC 3260, Australia
22 Bowen Street is a detached house. It offers a residential lifestyle with its own land parcel.
The house features three bedrooms, providing space for a small family or flexible living arrangements.
The residence sits on a substantial block of approximately 8,095 m², giving ample room for gardens, outdoor activities, or future development.
Key heritage sites are close by, including the Manifold Clock Tower and Public Monument Precinct (~0.4 km), the Masonic Hall (~0.7 km), and the Theatre Royal (~0.8 km). The historic Camperdown Post Office and Robert Burns statue are also within about 1 km.
Camperdown sits on the Princes Highway (A1) providing road connections east to Geelong and west to Warrnambool. The town’s railway station is served by V/Line’s Warrnambool line, and local bus services link to nearby towns such as Cobden and Timboon.
Residents enjoy a variety of sports, including Australian Rules football, golf at the Camperdown Golf Club, horse trials, and cycling. The nearby volcanic crater lakes, such as Bullen‑Merri, also offer fishing and water‑based recreation.
Camperdown was surveyed in 1851 and named after Admiral Lord Viscount Adam Duncan. It grew as a service centre for pastoral and dairy industries and retains many classic 19th‑century buildings, including the Manifold Clock Tower and historic courthouses.
