353 Brayton Road,
Marulan, NSW 2579

This premium acreage property is a rare find, blending an unbeatable location with remarkable growth potential. Zoned RU6 for transition and bordering R5-zoned properties, this land offers a strategic investment opportunity.

With preliminary rezoning work already underway, the property can potentially be transformed into up to 20 residential lots or developed short term into 9 spacious 1-acre lots with a remaining acreage homesite, maximizing future returns. (STCA)

Positioned just 4 minutes from the railway station, Hume Highway access, and local shopping amenities, this acreage offers both convenience and accessibility.

The well-maintained 3-bedroom home, complete with a sunroom, presents an excellent opportunity for rental income, negative gearing, or as a comfortable residence while development plans progress.
Backed by Sydney’s increasing demand for spacious, lifestyle-oriented properties, and the promise of urban expansion, this acreage is primed for growth. Seize this opportunity to develop, invest, or settle in a property set to thrive in next real estate boom.
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"Marulan and Goulburn: Rising stars in the property market, offering affordable, commuter-friendly options with a blend of rural charm and city access—perfect for first-time buyers and savvy investors eyeing long-term growth."

The property market around Marulan and Goulburn is expected to grow steadily in value, driven by factors like affordability, infrastructure development, and lifestyle appeal. With Sydney property prices remaining high, areas like Marulan and Goulburn offer more affordable options within commuting distance to Canberra and Sydney, making them attractive for first-time buyers and investors alike. Regional areas are becoming more popular due to remote work flexibility, and Marulan’s proximity to both Sydney and Canberra offers residents a blend of rural lifestyle with city access. Continued investment in regional infrastructure is likely to support steady long-term property value growth in these areas.