Gooloogong Estate - Follow our journey of the subdivsion of "Glenleigh" into five 100-hectare blocks and put your foot on one now...

About Us

We are in the process of subdividing our property into five 100-hectare farms, each ideal for both cropping and grazing. All blocks will have power connected, with three enjoying direct access to the Lachlan River.

One of the farms is a highly productive flood-irrigated block, complete with a charming Californian Bungalow home set amidst established lawns. It also features a beautifull, historic cottage full of character, that’s just begging to be restored. This offers excellent potential for a boutique farm stay operation or additional accommodation.

Additionally, one block is equipped with an excellent woolshed, cattle and sheep yards, and hay sheds, making it a perfect fit for livestock operations.

As we move forward with this project, we invite you to follow along on our journey — from lodging our development application (DA) with council, to working closely with a surveyor on the subdivision, fencing the new boundaries, and extending power to the most desirable house sites.

Welcome to Gooloogong Estate

Explore the Opportunity of Each Unique Farming Block.

We’ve engaged Peter Basha, a Planning and Development Consultant, to guide us through the process. Our goal is to establish a clear boundary framework that will support our Development Application (DA) and allow us to obtain accurate quotes for the surveying work.

Block 1 is separated from the other parcels by Warraderry Way, while the remaining blocks are accessible via either Warraderry Way or Gooloogong Siding Road.

Block 1: A flood-irrigated block featuring a house, cottage, hay and machinery sheds, as well as a diesel river pump.
Block 2: Located on the western side of the property, this block has access from both Warraderry Way and Gooloogong Siding Road. It also has river access and offers stunning views, making it an ideal location for a house.
Block 3: Includes a woolshed, sheep and cattle yards, and hay sheds, making it perfect for livestock operations.
Block 4: No improvements.
Block 5: No improvements.

All blocks are equipped with dams

A more detailed map will be provided in the coming weeks.

Surveyor

We haven’t formally submitted a plan to a surveyor yet. Initial indicative pricing has been on the higher side, which is understandable given the complexity of the project—particularly with the extensive river frontage, which likely adds to the scope of work

Electricity Mains

We've received an indicative quote for this major expense. It's crucial that the power lines not only reach each of the blocks but are also extended to the most optimal building sites