960 Yarrandale Road, Girilambone NSW 2831, Australia
The property is a standalone house situated on a large rural block.
The land parcel covers approximately 30,633,964 m², which is about 3,063 hectares.
Girilambone lies roughly 610 km north‑west of Sydney and is north of the town of Nyngan.
According to the 2021 Census, the village and its surrounding area had 86 residents, down from 107 in 2016.
The town was originally established around copper mining, with discovery and early mining activities beginning in the 1870s.
The former railway station, closed in 1986, is being restored as a visitor centre with a museum and Indigenous art gallery, and historic churches such as St Paul’s Anglican Church remain extant.
The Main Western railway line reached the village in 1884, and the Mitchell Highway (Sydney Road) runs nearby, providing road access.
