14N Pakington Street

Walcha has an oceanic climate with a strong continental influence. Summer temperatures often reach the mid‑20s °C, while winter can drop to below zero, and the area receives about 809 mm of rain annually. Frost and occasional snow are not unusual in winter.

The district is home to grey kangaroos, wallabies, possums and echidnas, as well as snakes, blue‑tongued lizards and Jacky dragons. Birdlife includes magpies, kookaburras, rosellas, cockatoos and waterbirds such as wood ducks.

St Andrew's Anglican Church, a heritage‑listed building, is about 0.6 km away, and the historic St Andrew's Anglican Rectory is roughly 1 km from the address. Both are recognised for their cultural significance in Walcha.

Within 0.2 km you’ll find the Walcha Royal Accommodation hotel and the historic Walcha Post Office. A public library (0.3 km), the local Shire offices (0.4 km), and parks such as Mchattan Park (0.5 km) and Lions Park (1.4 km) are also within a short walk.

The Main North railway line serving the daily NSW TrainLink Xplorer service is located at Walcha Road, about 20.7 km west of the property.

Walcha is known as the “Pasture Wonderland” with livestock grazing (sheep and cattle) as the dominant industry. The area also supports a growing timber sector, a modern dairy producing millions of litres of milk, and various transport and engineering businesses.

Apsley Falls, a dramatic 85‑metre drop, lies roughly 20 km east of Walcha, and the town is the southern gateway to the Oxley Wild Rivers and Werrikimbe National Parks, both part of the World Heritage‑listed Central Eastern Rainforest Reserves.