87 Beatties Creek Road, Goonengerry NSW 2482, Australia
The property includes a house set on 21,513 m² of land. This provides ample space for open‑air activities and potential development within the Goonengerry rural setting.
Goonengerry is located about 26 kilometres (16 mi) from Byron Bay, the nearest regional centre. The drive offers scenic views of the Northern Rivers Region.
Goonengerry National Park lies close to the property and is protected for its significant environmental values. It is especially known for being a habitat of the Albert’s lyrebird.
The area is on the traditional lands of the Widjabul Wia‑bal People of the Bundjalung Nation. They are recognised as the custodians of the local environment and cultural heritage.
Within roughly 2‑3 km you can reach the Mullumbimby Hydro‑electric Power Station Complex (1.7 km), Crystal Castle and Shambhala Gardens (2.0 km), Wilsons Creek (2.3 km) and Devils Lookout (2.3 km). Each offers a different experience, from engineering history to gardens and scenic viewpoints.
The name comes from the Bundjalung language, combining ‘gunang’, meaning excrement or waste matter, with ‘gir’ (or ‘gerry’), meaning wish. Early European records sometimes spelled it ‘Gooningerry’.
