69 Bosworth Falls Road, O'connell NSW 2795, Australia
It is a house set on a substantial parcel of land. The site measures about 400,488 square metres, offering ample space around the dwelling.
The land area is approximately 400,488 m², which is roughly 40 hectares. This provides extensive open space for various uses.
O'Connell lies about 23 kilometres from Oberon along the O'Connell Road. The drive connects the two communities via the Bathurst‑to‑Oberon route.
O'Connell sits on the original road between Bathurst and Sydney that was used until 1836, after which traffic shifted to the Great Western Highway. Explorer George Evans praised the nearby plains in 1813, describing them as "rich land" and "the handsomest country" he had seen.
Lindlegreen Barn at 2509 O'Connell Road is a heritage‑listed property in the village. It reflects the area's historic agricultural architecture.
The village features a hotel built in 1865 that remains a popular meeting place, the former Catholic Church of St Francis of Assisi (now a dwelling), and the still‑active Anglican Church of St Thomas.
The Fish River crosses at O'Connell and runs generally northwest to join the Campbells River, forming the Macquarie River that continues through Bathurst.
