Historic roots

Originally established in the mid-1800s, Tralee was owned by the Morrison family and operated as a productive farm known for its merino sheep, cattle, horses and seasonal crops.

The property was also a vibrant social hub, with its large woolshed hosting local gatherings and welcoming visitors during the shearing season each October.

In the 1970s, Tralee opened its gates even wider, offering immersive farm experiences through Sundowner Tours—sharing a taste of country life with school groups, international travellers, and curious locals alike.

Land acquisition

Today, that same spirit of community and connection lives on in South Jerrabomberra. Proudly developed by The Village Building Co., this estate is the result of over 16 years of vision, dedication and planning, with construction approved in 2018.

What began as a pastoral holding is now evolving into one of the region’s most exciting residential destinations.

Enticing potential

With over 1,500 homes planned for more than 4,000 residents, the community will feature 23 hectares of green spaces and public amenity—including a Town Park, landscaped ponds, dog park, walking trails, a stewardship site, and a vibrant future Town Centre with outdoor dining. Estate 1 is nearly complete, with many residents already calling South Jerra home and limited blocks remaining.

From its rich history to its dynamic future, South Jerrabomberra is more than just a place to live—it’s a place to grow, connect, and thrive.