The property is within walking distance of several landmarks – about 1 km to the historic Theatre Royal, roughly 1.2 km to the heritage‑listed Castlemaine Market and the Flour Mill, and just under 1 km to the Burke & Wills Memorial Obelisk.

What is the population of Castlemaine, the town where the house is located?

At the 2021 census, Castlemaine had a population of 7,506 residents.

What historical background does Castlemaine have?

Castlemaine grew from a gold‑rush boomtown founded in 1851 and became a major regional centre. It was officially proclaimed a city in 1965 and today preserves many 19th‑century buildings and heritage sites.

Which cultural institutions are nearby the property?

The historic Theatre Royal – the oldest continuously operating theatre in mainland Australia – is only about 1 km away, and the town’s rich arts scene includes the Castlemaine Art Museum and regular festivals such as the Castlemaine State Festival.

What transport links are available for residents of 1 Matheson Road?

Castlemaine sits on the Midland and Pyrenees Highways, providing road connections to Bendigo, Melbourne, and Daylesford. V/Line rail services run from Castlemaine railway station to Melbourne (about 65 minutes) and Bendigo (about 18 minutes), and local bus routes serve the surrounding suburbs.

Are there any heritage or natural sites close to the house?

Yes, the Forest Creek Tourist Gold Mine (≈1.2 km away) and the Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park nearby showcase the area’s gold‑rush history and native bushland, while the town’s botanical gardens and public swimming pool lie just a short distance to the south.