St Arnaud
The town of St Arnaud is located in the Wimmera region, with easy access to many of Victoria’s regional Cities. St Arnaud marries historical elegance with nature, community and connection.
St Arnaud’s regional district features agricultural industries of sheep grazing, grains, and quality wineries.
Many of the town’s central historic buildings have been preserved, with wide verandahs and ornate cast-iron lacework including the old post office (1866), court house (1866) and Victoria’s oldest fire station (1883) which now serves as a fire brigade museum.
Surrounded by National Parks and easy connections to the stunning Grampian ranges, the region offers excellent hiking, bushwalking and nature-based sightseeing.
Health Industry Snapshot
MMM rating listed April 2024
Destination Snapshot
- Size: Population 3500, area 70 km²
- Connectivity: Bus (connect to train at Ballarat)
- Travel: 240km to Melbourne (Car - 2.5 hours, Bus 4.5 hours, Bus and train connection - 4 hours)
- Affordibility: Median house price $280k
Lifestyle
St Arnaud offers a lifestyle close to nature with parks, gardens, and access to outdoor activities, complemented by its historic architecture and community events; and easy connections to the larger regional centres of Bendigo and Ballarat.
Family Focus
Early Learning, Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary schools are available.
Community & Culture
St Arnaud’s rich history is preserved in its buildings and annual festivals, making it a vibrant community for those interested in arts, culture, and history.