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Neighbourhood Along the foothills of Mount Canobolas in the Central Tablelands of NSW lies Orange, a thriving regional hub. Known for its bustling commercial centres and charming main streets, Orange offers a unique blend of urban amenities and natural beauty. The town boasts a diverse population, attracting young families, retirees, and professionals alike, all drawn to its relaxed lifestyle and thriving economy. The proximity to Charles Sturt University in Bathurst also brings a growing student population, adding to the town’s vibrant mix. Historic buildings and boutique stores coexist with well-established big-name brands catering to Orange and its surrounding towns. The architectural charm of country cottages with spectacular seasonal gardens complements the surrounding hobby farms and sprawling farmland. The town is well-connected with a range of public and private schools, and its status as a major centre is underscored by efficient transport links, including trains, buses, and a local airport. Things to Do Born in the shadows of the extinct volcano Mount Canobolas, Orange is Australia’s highestaltitude wine region. Renowned for its relaxed vibe, local cuisine, and spectacular vistas, this cool-climate wonderland is paradise for wine enthusiasts. There’s just about a winery around every corner and countless cellar doors, all boasting exquisite drops. Food lovers are in for a treat with trendy cafes, gourmet bakeries, and fine dining restaurants that serve innovative dishes using local produce. Monthly farmers’ markets, bursting with local growers and producers, give a taste of what can be discovered along Orange’s Foodie Trail, and the town is also home to Australia’s longestrunning regional food festival, Orange F.O.O.D Week, held annually in April. Nature enthusiasts can enjoy hiking in Nangar National Park or exploring limestone caves at Borenore Caves. Additionally, the town offers various recreational facilities, playing fields, racecourses, golf clubs, and sporting centres. Lifestyle Orange offers a laid-back lifestyle enriched by acclaimed wineries, vibrant local food scene, and stunning natural surroundings. It delights year-round with warm summers, snowy winters, and the colourful gardens of spring and autumn. Known as a fruit-growing district, the town produces apples, pears, cherries, peaches, apricots, and plums, among other fresh produce. This abundance has established Orange as a gourmet food destination where farmgate produce and cool-climate wines are celebrated, drawing in holidaymakers eager to experience this homegrown goodness. The lifestyle in Orange is further enhanced by its scenic drives, parks, and gardens. Residents can enjoy panoramic views of the countryside, explore hiking trails, or simply take in the beauty of their surroundings. The town’s vibrant community life is supported by a variety of events and festivals that bring people together. It’s welcoming and fun – the perfect blend! Orange is a truly magical part of the world, loved for its stunning natural landscapes, world-class wineries, and gourmet food scene. Equally, the flourishing cosmopolitan lifestyle is unbeatable, making it one of the most liveable spots in Australia. – Peter McCormack, Principal | Belle Property Orange AREA GUIDE Orange Outstanding A vibrant regional hub nestled in the foothills of Mount Canobolas, Orange is famous for its gourmet food, cool-climate wines, stunning landscapes, and welcoming, diverse community. 06

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