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Benalla is a charming regional city located in north-eastern Victoria, about 200 kilometres north-east of Melbourne, situated along the banks of the Broken River. It falls within the Rural City of Benalla local government area and has the postcode 3672. Known as the “Rose City,” Benalla is celebrated for its scenic natural setting, public gardens, and vibrant arts and cultural scene. The town’s name originates from an Aboriginal word believed to mean “crossing place” or “big water holes,” reflecting its history as a settlement established along an early stock route in the mid-1800s. Today, Benalla serves as a key service centre for the surrounding agricultural region, with farming, livestock, and tourism forming the backbone of its economy.

The town offers a relaxed lifestyle with a close-knit community atmosphere, making it popular with families, retirees, and those seeking a quieter pace of life. It provides a range of amenities including supermarkets, cafes, schools, and healthcare services, as well as recreational attractions such as Lake Benalla, parklands, and walking trails. The Benalla Art Gallery is one of Australia’s most prominent regional galleries, and the town’s famous Street Art Trail features more than 50 large-scale murals that attract visitors year-round. Accessibility is convenient, with connections via the Hume Freeway and V/Line rail services to Melbourne.

While Benalla offers many lifestyle advantages, it does have some limitations typical of regional towns. Public transport within the town is limited, nightlife options are modest, and job opportunities can be less diverse than in larger cities. The real estate market is affordable but can move slowly for certain property types. Despite these trade-offs, Benalla remains an attractive destination for those who value community, culture, and nature, offering a peaceful country lifestyle within reach of Victoria’s high country and winery regions.