2 Wooyeo Street, Tullibigeal NSW 2669, Australia
The property sits on a 2,005 m² block of land. This provides ample space for outdoor activities and potential expansion.
The house is located approximately 0.2 km from the Tullibigeal Post Office. This is a very short walk, making postal services conveniently accessible.
The Tullibigeal Cemetery is about 2.5 km away from the property, roughly a 2‑3 km drive. It lies within the surrounding Lachlan LGA.
Tullibigeal is a small farming community in the Central West region of New South Wales. It had a population of 263 people at the 2021 census.
The local economy is centred on sheep and cattle farming and grain cropping, which together employ about 62 % of the workforce. Grain is transported via the nearby rail line between Lake Cargelligo and Temora.
The name is derived from an Aboriginal word meaning "yarran wooden spears", with yarran referring to a native species of acacia. It reflects the area's Indigenous heritage.
Notable individuals include former rugby league player Barry Glasgow, singer Shannon Noll who grew up on a nearby farm, and former local policeman Avon “Garry” Garrard, who later rose to senior police roles.
The community is older and more homogeneous than the national average, with 32.4 % of residents over 55 years and 86 % speaking only English at home. Only 16.7 % of residents were born overseas, compared with the national figure of 33.1 %.
