Castlemaine VIC 3450, Australia
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12 Ray Street is a house with three bedrooms set on a generous 4,477 m² block. The property offers ample garden space within the historic town of Castlemaine
The house is situated within about 1 km of several heritage sites, such as the Castlemaine Art Museum, the Castlemaine Post Office, Christ Church and the former Castlemaine Court House. These landmarks are all within a short walk, making cultural outings convenient
Castlemaine railway station is nearby, providing V/Line services to Melbourne (about 65 minutes) and to Bendigo (around 18 minutes). Bus routes and a local taxi service also operate from the station, linking the suburb to surrounding towns
The property is a few minutes’ walk from the Theatre Royal, the oldest continuously operating theatre on mainland Australia, and from the Castlemaine Art Museum. The town also hosts the biennial Castlemaine State Festival, a major regional arts event
Yes, Castlemaine’s botanical gardens and the Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park are both within a short drive, offering walking trails, bird‑watching and historic gold‑rush sites. The public swimming pool and nearby creek valleys provide additional outdoor recreation
Castlemaine is nestled in a valley in west‑central Victoria, with the urban area extending toward Barkers Creek, McKenzie Hill, Moonlight Flat and Chewton. The town’s landscape includes historic creeks and surrounding bushland
Founded during the 1851 gold rush, Castlemaine retains many 19th‑century buildings and streetscapes, such as the heritage‑listed market building and the Imperial Hotel. Its rich cultural institutions and preserved architecture give the town a distinctive historic charm
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