498 North Head Drive, Moruya NSW 2537

Large holdings like this, nearly 11 acres, rarely become available. It offers opportunities for future development or the option to restore one of Moruya's oldest properties.
This land and cottage have been owned for 4 generations, and the family has reluctantly decided it's time to pass it on for a new era.

The building site sits above the flood plain level, and a large luxury home previously received DA approval for construction.

The morning sun rising beyond the northerly trees bathes the cleared portion of the property in light, and the house site still sits in the warmth of the winter sun.

Its position allows for a wonderfully wide range of access to many of the area's best locations.
• Walk across North Head Drive to the beautiful Moruya River.
• 2 minute drive to the breakwall for fishing and surfing.
• 4 minutes drive to Moruya
• 6 minutes drive to Broulee's beaches, shops and hospitality.
• 2 minutes drive to the convenience of Moruya's regional airport.

This is a fantastic opportunity to secure a beautifully private, large piece of land with the options to clear and start over with a new custom built home, to restore a historic building to it's former glory, or to land bank and move to develop in the future (STCA).

As the land is Zoned RU1 Primary Production, further clearing of bushland is also possible, and most of the property does not have vulnerable or sensitive regulated land categorisation. This would allow for further opportunity for rural land use and aesthetic improvement options.

Rates: $2081.21 per annum
Zoning: RU1 Primary Production
Land size: 4.28 ha

AUCTION ONSITE - 12th September 2026 - 10am

Contact Dawn Mason on 0424 847 522 or Alex Issaakidis 0411 384 301 from Ray White Moruya today for more information or to arrange an inspection!

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