Browse property in Cowwarr
Cowwarr, VIC 3857
Overview
Nestled 27 km north‑east of Traralgon and 174 km east of Melbourne, Cowwarr is a small town of 389 residents (2021 census) in Victoria. Established in the 1860s to serve the gold‑rush region, it retains a historic streetscape with heritage sites such as the 1918 Arts & Craft butter factory‑turned‑art space, the 1930 Art Deco Cricket Club Hotel and a picturesque Catholic church. Community life centres on the local primary school, rebuilt in 2021, and active sports clubs that field Australian Rules football and netball teams.
The former Cowwarr railway station now forms part of the Gippsland Plains Rail trail, offering cyclists and walkers easy access to surrounding countryside. Although regular passenger trains ceased in 1977, the town remains well‑connected by road to nearby centres. Housing includes the heritage‑era buildings such as the former butter factory and Art Deco hotel, complemented by other residences that have developed around the town’s farming backdrop.
Region type mix: Regional 100%.
Streets in Cowwarr
Street
| Avg land size
| Avg price
| Properties
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| Main Street |
979 m² |
≈ A$150,000 |
1 |
Properties in Cowwarr
Address
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| Parking
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| 35 Main Street | House |
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979 m² | Under A$500k |
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