Millthorpe Suburb Profile

Millthorpe, with its heritage village, beautiful rolling landscape, and country hospitality, is a tourism hub that celebrates locally grown goodness. Located in the Central Tablelands of NSW, a short 22km from Orange, Millthorpe is surrounded by rich farmland and orchards and cool climate wineries. The small historic village with cobble and bluestone-bordered streets and heritage buildings boasts a highly lauded foodie scene. Holidaymakers are charmed by the cafes, restaurants and pubs that champion local producers and growers and cellar doors that give you a taste of the many vineyards sprinkled throughout. Small businesses fill the shopfronts – antique stores, art galleries and boutiques, plus there is the must-visit Golden Memories Museum, situated within eight large historic buildings. 

In Millthorpe, the community is everything. It can be felt throughout the streets, in the local primary school, and at community events that celebrate warm summers and snowy winters. Away from Millthorpe’s main streets – Victoria and Park Streets – country cottages with spectacular gardens that change colour with the season give way to hobby farms, acreage and sprawling farmland. 

Living in Millthorpe offers a peaceful lifestyle with a strong sense of community, making it a great place to call home. Although Millthorpe may be small in size, locals are never left wanting, with Orange only a short 20-minute drive away. Here, locals have access to prestigious private and public schools, large shopping facilities, sporting facilities, including hiking and mountain biking facilities, plus so much more. Living in Millthorpe really is a dream. 

Area Features

A Foodie’s Paradise

Millthorpe has quickly become a foodie hotspot, with an impressive offering of restaurants, cafes, and local wineries to indulge in. From gourmet meals to boutique wines, Millthorpe offers a culinary experience like no other.

Country Place

Surrounded by rolling hills and tranquil farmland, Millthorpe is an ideal destination for those who love the great outdoors. Whether it’s a leisurely walk through the village, a hike in the nearby nature reserves, or a bike ride along scenic country roads, Millthorpe has something for everyone.

Old-World Charm

Millthorpe is a quaint village with a rich history dating back to the 1800s. Known for its well-preserved heritage buildings and charming streetscape, Millthorpe is a living museum that offers a glimpse into the past. Millthorpe is also known for its vibrant local culture, with regular community events and festivals throughout the year.