Orange
Regal town offers culinary pleasures and engaging heritage
Settled in the 1820s for its promising agricultural land, Orange has long been associated with gourmet food and fine wines. The city was named after William, Prince of Orange.
Many of its historical sandstone buildings have been turned into upmarket restaurants and cafes, while dozens of its surrounding wineries make good use of the grapes grown in the region since the 1980s.
Take the heritage walk, which wends its way along the main drag, Byng Street, with its cafes, bakehouses, hotels, restaurants and shops.
For those seeking original treasures, take a trip to The Guildry in Cook Park. Surrounded by deciduous trees, roses and ferneries, The Guildry is in a Victorian setting and sells homemade products, knitwear, pottery and fresh-baked goods.
Orange is a great place for a weekend getaway, especially with its cool climate and snowy winters. Fly into Orange Airport and hire a car to visit nearby national parks and boutique wineries.
Those seeking a more permanent foothold in Orange will be pleased to find the median house price is just shy of $500,000, lower than the state median of $735,000.

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Real Estate Agencies in Orange
McGrath Orange | Molong | Bathurst
185 Lords Place
Peter Fisher Real Estate
39 Sale Street
Ray White Townsend Real Estate
203 Lords Place
One Agency Orange
Suite 7, 230 Summer Street