Browse property in Trundle

Overview

Trundle is a modest town in the Parkes Shire of New South Wales’s Central West, set in wheat‑growing country and home to 335 residents according to the 2021 census. The settlement grew around the Bogan Gate–Tottenham railway line, which reached Trundle in 1907 and now carries freight, and its unusually wide 60‑metre main street reflects its historic role as a turning point for bullock trains. A mix of historic farmhouses, some once offered for a dollar a week to attract new families, alongside newer homes provides a variety of housing options for those seeking a rural lifestyle.

Residents enjoy a range of community facilities, including a multi‑purpose health centre, a golf course with sand‑oil greens, a 25‑metre swimming pool, tennis courts, horse‑racing grounds and Berryman Park sporting oval. Annual events such as Bush Tucker Day and the award‑winning Trundle ABBA Festival bring the town’s 60‑metre boulevard to life, while the heritage Trundle Hotel, famed for its long balcony, adds a distinctive hospitality touch.

Region type mix: Regional 100%.