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Jumping Creek

Jumping Creek

1 Jumping Creek Road, Greenleigh NSW 2620

Under construction
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  • 600 – 609,000m² lots
  • From $630
  • Selling now
Progress verified
  1. Planning approved
  2. Works started
  3. In progress
  4. Complete

Development underway in Greenleigh by Peet Limited

Land for sale at Jumping Creek in New South Wales

Jumping Creek land lots with pricing, block sizes and land orientation. Get current price list and available promotions.
Lot 1112
Lot 1112
Premium lots surrounded by natural bushland
from $710,000
Land size 806
Width 22m
Lot 1119
Lot 1119
Build your home beside scenic creek landscapes
$960,000
Land size 2,230
Width 47.3m
Lot 1124
Lot 1124
Nature-inspired living in a peaceful setting
$640,000
Land size 804
Width 20.14m
Lot 1202
Lot 1202
Residential land with tranquil green surrounds
$805,000
Land size 1,785
Width 37.8m
Lot 1213
Lot 1213
Enjoy bushland views and open natural spaces
$950,000
Land size 994
Width 21m
Lot 1312
Lot 1312
Thoughtfully planned lots for modern lifestyles
$615,000
Land size 630
Width 29.1m
Lot 1417
Lot 1417
Well-positioned land in a serene community
$630
Land size 609,000
Width 24.2m
Lot 1408
Lot 1408
Spacious land in a naturally beautiful estate
$646,000
Land size 629
Width 19.16m
Lot 1210
Lot 1210
Modern living surrounded by native landscapes
$805,000
Land size 802
Width 19.7m
Lot 1414
Lot 1414
Build where nature and community come together
$549,000
Land size 600
Width 25.2m

Land estate information for Jumping Creek

Construction stage:
Under construction
Sales status:
Selling now
Number of Land Lots:
200
Developer:
Peet Limited

About

Jumping Creek is a masterplanned land estate in Queanbeyan, NSW, featuring around 200 blocks with lot sizes ranging from 600m² to 3,158m². The development emphasizes nature, with creek lines, parkland, and proximity to Canberra (approximately 15 minutes to Canberra CBD). The estate is designed for residents to select their own builder, and will house around 550 residents once complete.

iBuildNew loves Jumping Creek in Greenleigh because…

Jumping Creek in Greenleigh delivers an exclusive opportunity to build a customised dream home in a hidden valley right on the edge of the Queanbeyan River. Developed by Peet, this premier 200-block estate features generous allotments ranging from 600m² up to 3,158m² that beautifully harmonise with the surrounding bushland. Residents enjoy absolute peace and a community-focused environment featuring meandering creek lines and central parklands, all while remaining a convenient 15-minute commute from the Canberra CBD.

Landmark intelligence by

Jumping Creek is a residential community in Queanbeyan, NSW, located close to the Queanbeyan town centre and Canberra, with access to surrounding natural areas, parks and local amenities.

What's near Jumping Creek

  1. Under 4km
    Education

    Queanbeyan South Public School

    Provides comprehensive primary educational facilities and early learning services for the southern precinct.

  2. Under 5km
    Gardens

    Queanbeyan Park

    Features open sports grounds, extensive parkland walking tracks, and sheltered picnic amenities.

  3. Under 6km
    Groceries

    Riverside Plaza

    Features a full-line Coles supermarket alongside essential health, retail, and specialty services.

    GP / Medical

    Queanbeyan District Hospital & Health Service

    Delivers 24-hour emergency medical care, inpatient medical services, and outpatient clinics.

    Transport

    Queanbeyan Railway Station

    Operates NSW TrainLink regional passenger rail services providing direct links between Canberra and Sydney.

Greenleigh, NSW 2620

Greenleigh provides low-density prestige acreage living positioned minutes from Queanbeyan's commercial centre and key ACT employment corridors. Strong owner-occupier demand is reinforced by major regional road links including the Kings Highway and nearby Monaro Highway.


Infrastructure updates

Benefiting from the $74m Ellerton Drive Extension bypass and ongoing upgrades under the Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council Spatial Planning Framework.