3/42 Anderson Street

The property at 3/42 Anderson Street is a unit, offering a self‑contained living space within the town of Dimboola. Units typically include bedrooms, a kitchen and bathroom within a single‑floor layout.

The unit is situated within walking distance of several key amenities, including the Star Theatre, Dimboola Fire Station and Post Office, each about 0.5‑0.6 km away. The railway station, police station and airport are also less than a kilometre from the property.

Public transport is convenient, with Dimboola railway station only 0.6 km away offering The Overland service to Melbourne and Adelaide twice weekly. V/Line coach services also depart nearby, providing additional connections to both cities.

Recreational options nearby include Bicentennary Community Park (approximately 0.9 km) and the Dimboola Golf Club and synthetic hockey pitch for sports enthusiasts. The scenic Pink Lake and Little Desert National Park are short drives away for day trips.

Dimboola lies about 334 kilometres north‑west of Melbourne, making it a regional town in western Victoria. The distance provides a quiet country lifestyle while still being accessible to the state capital.

The town was officially recognised as a township in 1863 after being surveyed in 1862, originally called 'Nine Creeks' before adopting the name Dimboola. It holds cultural significance with artworks by Sidney Nolan and a history of Aboriginal presence.

In January 2025 a major bushfire across the Little Desert prompted an evacuation warning for Dimboola, highlighting the community’s resilience in emergency situations. The fire burned extensive areas but the town coordinated safe responses and recovery efforts.