Cobram VIC 3644, Australia
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
The property features two bedrooms and one bathroom
It is a stand‑alone house
Within about 300 m you’ll find the Cobram Post Office, the former Cobram railway station, the Melba Twin Cinema site, the police station and the primary school. The fire station, specialist school and Cobram Airport are all within 700 m
V/Line operates multiple daily coach services linking Cobram with Melbourne, Albury and Mildura, while NSW TrainLink provides three‑times‑weekly coach routes between Albury and Echuca
The property is close to several parks and beaches such as Town Beach (≈1.8 km), G J Kennedy Park (≈1.9 km), Scouts Beach (≈2 km) and Thompson’s Beach on the Murray River, plus the Cobram Lawn Tennis Club and the large sports stadium near the Showgrounds
Cobram experiences a cool semi‑arid climate with warm summers (average max ≈ 32 °C in January) and cool winters (average max ≈ 14 °C in July). Annual rainfall is low, about 449 mm, and the area enjoys roughly 130 clear days per year
Cobram grew from a settlement on the Murray River, officially proclaimed in 1912, and became the administrative centre of the Shire of Moira. It has a rich history that includes early cattle droving, the arrival of the railway in 1888, and the development of major dairy and fruit industries
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