2440 Yarrandale Road, Girilambone NSW 2831, Australia
The property sits on an expansive parcel of 38,741,059 m², which is roughly 3,874 hectares. It provides ample space for a range of uses.
The listing describes a house situated on the large land area. It forms the primary residence on the site.
Carnbilly is approximately 2 km away from the property, making it a very short drive or walk to that parish.
The Hermidale (Wilga) weather station lies about 2‑3 km from the address, roughly a few minutes by car.
Girilambone derives from the local Aboriginal language, meaning ‘place of many stars’ or ‘place of falling stars’, reflecting a Dreamtime story linked to a meteorite find.
The village grew around copper mining, with the Girilambone Copper Mining Company established in 1881 and a smelter operating from the early 1880s. Mining remained a key part of the area’s history for many decades.
Yes, the old Girilambone railway station building is undergoing restoration to become a visitor centre with a museum and Indigenous art gallery, work that was well under way by September 2022.
