424 Horseshoe Road · Mullion, NSW
164 hectares on the Murrumbidgee.
2.5km of river. Forty minutes from Canberra.
A blank canvas by the Murrumbidgee
There is no home here yet, leaving the next owner free to shape a rare river property on the edge of Canberra's wine country.
The Land
Approximately 406 acres of elevated river country with native eucalypt woodland, river red gums and open areas folding down to 2.5 kilometres of frontage on the Murrumbidgee. Genuinely rural, genuinely scarce, and held under a single title with vision in mind. The open country and RU1 zoning give buyers room to consider farming, livestock, recreation, conservation or a long-term rural holding.
The River
The Murrumbidgee has shaped this valley for thousands of years.
Soon it will shape your mornings.
2.5km of frontage · River country · A place to slow down
A film from the land
A narrated journey through Murrumbella's elevated country, old eucalypts, internal tracks and Murrumbidgee River corridor, accompanied by a natural bush and river soundscape.
The Location
Murrumbella sits at 424 Horseshoe Road, Mullion, on Canberra's western edge. Canberra is approximately 40 minutes away by road. Brindabella Hills Winery and Pankhurst Wines lie across the Murrumbidgee corridor, with the wider Murrumbateman wine region to the north.
Upstream toward the ACT border, the occupied part of Ginninderry at Macnamara is approximately eight kilometres from Murrumbella in a straight line. The planned Parkwood NSW component would bring the future community closer along the river corridor, although there is no direct road connection. Parkwood remains a future development: Ginninderry advises that construction in NSW is not expected to begin before 2033.

The holding
The highlighted outline identifies Lot 154 DP751834 in the current NSW digital cadastre. It shows how Murrumbella's elevated country falls toward the Murrumbidgee corridor and places the river frontage in its topographic setting.

The Opportunity
RU1 zoning and areas of open grazing country offer scope to explore cattle, sheep, horses or other suitable agricultural uses, subject to carrying capacity, water availability, fencing and any required approvals.
On RU1-zoned land of this scale, a dwelling is a permitted use subject to development consent; no dwelling approval is represented. Siting, constraints and the full assessment pathway need to be investigated.
Native woodland, river red gums and river habitat create a compelling stewardship opportunity. Any covenant, biodiversity or environmental-market outcome needs specialist assessment.
Substantial river frontage and rural scale near Canberra make this a patient, generational proposition for buyers who value land they do not need to rush.
Property details
Murrumbella is offered privately by expression of interest. These are the essential facts for buyers considering rural land in the Canberra and Yass Valley region.
Gallery
Thirty photographs of Murrumbella itself: river, sky, woodland, wildlife and open country. No renders. No staging. The complete photographic archive is available after sign-in.






























Want to see every photograph?
Sign in for the complete photo libraryBegin the conversation
Enquiries are handled in strict confidence. Register your interest and we will send the private dossier with title, deposited plans and the full planning certificate.