Yarrabin NSW 2850, Australia
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
The property is a standalone house situated on a very large parcel of land
It occupies approximately 2,284,565 m² of land, giving it expansive outdoor space
Yarrabin, formerly known as Merrendee, was a gold‑rush settlement founded around 1851 and later became a ghost town after the mines closed
Yarrabin lies roughly 23 miles (about 37 km) west of the regional centre of Mudgee
The town hosted several inns, including the Cricketers Arms (licensed from 1859), the Merrendee Inn, the Royal George Inn, and later the Merrendee Hotel which closed in 1923
A post office opened in July 1859, serving the early gold‑mining community
Australian tennis champion Vivian McGrath was born at the Merrendee Hotel in 1916, before the hotel’s closure
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