Opportunities of this calibre are becoming increasingly scarce. Positioned within the township of Berridale and spanning approximately 15.07 hectares, this remarkable RU5 Village-zoned holding presents a unique chance to secure one of the Snowy Mountains' last significant infill landholdings.
Balancing immediate usability with exceptional long-term potential, the property offers a compelling proposition for developers, investors, equestrian enthusiasts and land-bank buyers alike. Whether your vision is to deliver a landmark residential community or secure a strategic investment.
From a development perspective, the opportunity is difficult to replicate. Concept plans have been prepared for either an 87-lot or 137-lot residential subdivision (STCA), showcasing the flexibility of the site's RU5 Village zoning and its ability to accommodate a range of future outcomes. Gently undulating topography, excellent solar orientation and attractive rural outlooks provide an ideal canvas for residential development, while power is available at the front boundary, mains water is connected and preliminary servicing investigations have already been undertaken.
Located just 20 minutes from Jindabyne and approximately 25 minutes from Cooma, the property sits at the centre of a region experiencing sustained growth. Demand continues to be supported by Snowy Hydro 2.0, the Snowy Mountains Special Activation Precinct and ongoing investment across the region, positioning this holding as an exceptional long-term opportunity for staged development, land banking or flexible acquisition structures, including option agreements.
Beyond its development credentials, the property is already a highly functional and well-established equine facility. Thoughtfully designed for breeding, spelling, training or rehabilitation, the infrastructure allows an owner to generate immediate utility while preserving the property's future development potential.
The equine improvements include twelve well-configured paddocks, incorporating foal-fenced paddocks and dedicated rehabilitation yards with stables, four open-front stables, a 60m x 20m sand arena, a hay and machinery shed with potential for conversion to a foaling box, and additional roller-door storage at either end of the stable complex. Extensive roo-exclusion fencing along three boundaries, practical internal layouts and quality pasture create an efficient, low-maintenance operation suited to a wide variety of equine pursuits.
Despite its generous scale, the property enjoys the convenience of being within the township, providing easy access to schools, local services and transport connections while retaining the space, privacy and rural outlook rarely found so close to town.
Offering immediate functionality, significant development potential and an irreplaceable position within the heart of the Snowy Mountains, 12 Jindalee Street represents a landmark opportunity to invest in the future while enjoying the benefits of the present.
