295 Colly Plains Road, Quirindi NSW 2343, Australia
The property sits on a substantial parcel of approximately 2,780,920 m² (around 278 hectares). This provides ample space for agricultural or recreational uses.
Quirindi railway station is located in the town centre, roughly 5‑6 km north of Colly Plains Road. It offers daily NSW TrainLink services to Sydney and Armidale/Moree.
The property is very close to Four Mile Mountain (about 1.4 km away) and Johnsons Knob (approximately 1.8 km away), both offering scenic views and walking opportunities. These landmarks are easily reachable on foot or by a short drive.
Colly Plains Road is accessed via the Kamilaroi Highway, which runs through Quirindi and connects to the New England Highway at Willow Tree, about 15 km southeast of the town. This provides convenient road links to Gunnedah and Tamworth.
Quirindi experiences a typical North West Slopes climate with warm summers and cool winters, supporting broadacre farming on the surrounding black‑soil plains. Rainfall is moderate, making the area suitable for both crops and livestock grazing.
The town offers a range of facilities including an 18‑hole golf course, multiple ovals for cricket and rugby, tennis clubs, a swimming complex, and an annual Boxing Day race meeting at the local Jockey Club. These amenities cater to a variety of sporting interests for residents and visitors.
Quirindi hosts several events such as the Rural Heritage Festival in May, the Quirindi Show in September, and the Boxing Day Races in December, drawing large crowds each year. The Prime Stock Show in August and the Sunflowers on the Plains in January also highlight the community calendar.
Yes, the historic Quirindi railway station on the Main Northern railway line is a heritage‑listed landmark within the town. The station has been operational since 1877 and remains a focal point for rail travel.
