Lot 4/409 Coorabell Road
Coorabell, NSW 2479

Riverbelle offers a rare and exceptional opportunity to secure land within one of the region's most enchanting historic rainforest environments. This boutique release comprises seven cleared acreage homesites, ranging from approximately 2.4 to 6.4 acres, thoughtfully positioned to capture sweeping valley panoramas, dramatic mountain vistas, and prized frontage along the Wilsons River. Located in the prestigious surrounds of Coorabell, one of the hinterland's most tightly held locations, each lot presents a unique character and story, offering buyers the chance to select land that aligns with their vision and lifestyle.

The development is distinguished by its rich history, once part of the original Fernhill dairy farm. Since its acquisition in 1975, the land has been nurtured through dedicated regeneration efforts including extensive tree planting, careful land stewardship, and mixed farming practices. Over four generations, thousands of trees have been planted, and large areas of steep terrain have been restored to rainforest, including a significant remnant of the historic Big Scrub. This remnant is preserved within community title land alongside protected riparian zones that connect to the Wilsons River.

Since the mid-2000s, the property has been managed with organic farming practices, supporting abundant native wildlife such as birdlife, koalas, platypus, kangaroos, and wallabies. This reflects decades of careful ecological regeneration and stewardship.

Purchasers can benefit from a unique settlement structure, with deposits taken now and settlement planned for 2028. This arrangement allows buyers to secure future capital growth while avoiding the holding costs typically associated with immediate ownership, providing time to design and plan their ideal property.

Unlike conventional subdivisions, Riverbelle remains a tightly held vision with only seven blocks ever to be released to the public. The remaining land is retained by family custodians to preserve the integrity, privacy, and generational legacy of this remarkable rainforest enclave.

Riverbelle is more than just land; it represents time, history, and possibility. It is a boutique hinterland sanctuary defined by regenerative stewardship, Wilsons River frontage, and breathtaking valley and mountain outlooks, designed to be cherished for generations.

Details of select lots include:

• Lot 4 - 4.94 acres: An exclusive riverfront rainforest parcel positioned to capture exceptional views. It enjoys direct connection to the Wilsons River, a tributary of the Richmond River. The land descends through lush rainforest to a large natural swimming hole, offering a rare combination of elevated outlooks and serene riverfront living.
• Lot 5 - 4.27 acres: Elevated outlooks with river and rainforest. This lot adjoins the Wilsons River and offers sweeping views alongside established rainforest corridors leading down to the water's edge. Mature eucalypts and native vegetation create a sense of privacy and immersion in nature, balancing elevated positioning with tranquil river access.
• Lot 9 - 6.43 acres: Character-rich homesite with existing infrastructure and grand trees, including rare rainforest regrowth. The land features magnificent mature trees such as eucalypts and blue quandong, creating a sense of scale and timelessness. Approximately one hectare of rare 100-year-old rainforest regrowth forms a deeply immersive natural setting. The lot also includes a charming "little white house" cottage, built in the late 1970s, serving as an ancillary farm building and a nostalgic connection to the property's early history.
• Lot 10 - 5.41 acres: Historic timber barn and organic orchard grounds. This parcel features an approximately 250sqm barn set on a concrete slab, hand-constructed in the late 1970s and rich in history. The fertile soil has supported decades of organic farming, including ginger, turmeric, orchards, and small crops. The lot provides easy access to approximately three-quarters of a hectare of established rainforest regrowth, home to magnificent red cedar and over a century of natural regeneration. A 5kw solar system connected to the former poultry house currently powers the barn, enhancing practicality.

Public access is currently restricted due to ongoing earthworks and site safety requirements. Inspections are strictly by appointment only.