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Local cafe on Mayne St.

Gelato on Mayne

Fresh locally made gelato, sorbets, sweets and cold drinks, plus a small range of giftware and framed artwork.

Well-reviewed local bakery/cafe - exact address unconfirmed.

Cafe, pantry goods and homewares on Mayne St.

Railway Hotel (Bottlemart Express)

Pub, Bistro, bottle shop and accommodation near the old railway.

Asian food kitchen at the Murrurundi Bowling Club.

Historic pub, established 1842 and reopened in 2010.

Heritage pub and accommodation on Mayne St, dating to 1863.

Stylish, spacious family home near Paradise Park and the town centre, sleeping up to 6.

Renovated 100-year-old railway masters cottage sleeping up to 6, a five-minute walk from the town centre.

Character cottage on half an acre with hill views, an easy walk to the Royal Hotel and town centre.

Caravan park and camping on the edge of town.

Motel accommodation on Mayne St.

Heritage 1889 bank building turned cosy B&B, a two-minute walk from Mayne Street shops and galleries.

Self-contained one-bedroom guesthouse in the historic Telegraph House stable, walking distance to Murrurundis pubs, cafes and galleries.

Hair salon in Murrurundi.

Hair salon in Murrurundi, rated 4.8 stars.

Hair styles, manicures, pedicures, waxing, tinting, facials and massage by appointment.

Vintage on Mayne

A local vintage and collectables shop with a changing selection of past treasures.

Fuel and service station on Mayne St.

EFFICACIOUS EARTHWORKS ENGINEERING - RURAL & CIVIL EARTHWORKS-

EXPERIENCED. RELIABLE. GETTING THE JOB DONE RIGHT. Big enough to get the job done, small enough to care.

Service station - address may overlap another listing, worth confirming.

“Did you know?” “We CAN pick up and deliver your machine?”

Raine & Horne Quirindi | Murrurundi

Real estate agency serving Murrurundi and Quirindi.

Thrive Lending Co.

Personalised finance and lending solutions for property buyers, refinancing and small business.

Lotus Light Holistic Healing & Spiritual Centre

Holistic healing and spiritual wellbeing services in Murrurundi.

Murravale Retirement Home

Community-connected residential aged care nestled among the hills of Murrurundi.

More than just a meal

Murrurundi Medical Practice

Local general practice providing family healthcare services.

Murrurundi Pharmacy

Local community pharmacy on Mayne St.

Inviting you to join us

Wilson Memorial Community Hospital

Public hospital providing 24-hour emergency care and community health services.

Annual stockman's challenge and bush festival, running since 2004.

Murrurundi Garden Club

A community group for local gardening enthusiasts.

Murrurundi Historical Society Museum

Local history museum, open weekends 10am-12pm.

Focus: Community welfare, social connection, and helping people in rural areas.Activities: Local meetings, handicraft, cookery, and fundraising.Membership Cost: $52.00 per full year for regular member

Local bowling club on Mayne St.

Local Men's Shed group.

9-hole golf course - current activity unverified.

Local branch of Lions Club International.

Local rugby league club playing in the Group 21 competition.

Murrurundi Tennis Club

MIXED TEAMS OF 4 X PLAYERS NEEED. 

with Transcare

Local community food hub.

Peter Norvill

Grazier, artist, storyteller and philanthropist at Rock Dhu, and founding patron of the biennial Norvill Art Prize.

Jo Shand

Contemporary regional painter and ceramicist based between Murrurundi and Newcastle, exploring working-class life, regional customs and the Australian landscape.

John Turton

Photographer capturing events, portraits, sports and landscapes, with a focus on Kustom Kulture - cars, bikes and vintage style - through the Lube Bay Gallery.

Renate du Plessis

Charcoal and pencil gallery specialising in native Australian flora, fauna and farm life, with original works, prints and commissions.

Michael Reid Murrurundi

Contemporary art gallery on the corner of Boyd and Mayne St.

Alison Hodges

Regional artist featured in local and district group exhibitions.

Anita Faulkner

Portrait and mural artist behind Murrurundi Hospital's water-tank artwork.

Barry Bryan

Well-known local artist working in painting and pastels.

David Darcy

Multi-award-winning portrait painter and photographer.

Debra Dawes

Leading Australian abstract painter known for geometric, gridlike compositions, based in Murrurundi.

Eduardo Santos Studio

Brazilian artist Eduardo Santos's new studio, open weekends.

Fran Wachtel

Local sculptor behind the town's corten steel gateway sign.

Hanna Kay

Internationally exhibited artist drawing on the Upper Hunter landscape.

Jelle van den Berg

Dutch-born contemporary painter, ceramicist and performance artist based in Murrurundi.

Jenny Vaughan

Established local artist and President of the Murrurundi Arts and Crafts Council.

John Bradley

Oil painter of Australian landscapes and seascapes, working from Murrurundi for over 40 years.

Mandy Archibald

A Pages River Valley photographer capturing Murrurundi's landscape and wildlife.

Murrurundi Arts & Crafts Council

Community group nurturing local creative pursuits through prizes and workshops.

Pearl Red Moon

Mixed media and textile artist making wearable art from salvaged fabric.

Rodney Swansborough

Chiaroscuro-method portrait and pastel artist at Upstairs Art.

Local early learning preschool.

Local K-6 primary school, established 1849.

Murrurundi Visitor Information Centre

Visitor information and community connect service.

Licensed post office on Mayne St.

Liverpool Lodge

Affordable housing for seniors and people with disability, managed by Upper Hunter Shire Council.

Murrurundi hosts local community markets and seasonal events organized by groups like the Murra County Market

Branch of the Upper Hunter Regional Library.

Upper Hunter Shire Council

Local council governing Murrurundi and the wider shire.

NSW Ambulance station serving Murrurundi and the surrounding district.

On-call fire brigade, serving the town since 1937.

Local NSW Police station.

Local State Emergency Service unit.

Local Catholic church.

Anglican church, consecrated 1877.

Bobadil House

An 1843 sandstone building at Mayne and Boyd Streets, now an art gallery.

Bridge House

An 1856 National Trust-listed home on Mayne Street, named after the river crossing it once overlooked.

Dooleys Store

A Mayne Street store site with a continuous retail history stretching back to the 1840s.

Eye of the Needle Walk

A granite-boulder climb to a narrow rock gap and hilltop views.

Former CBC Bank

A two-storey Victorian Italianate former bank building at 140 Mayne Street, built in 1865.

Hall Family Memorial Site

A memorial on Adelaide Street marking the childhood home of bushranger Ben Hall.

Haydonton Inn

A National Trust-listed 1852 brick building at the southern end of town, named after Murrurundi's original township.

Masonic Hall

A 1911 heritage-listed hall on Victoria Street, home to the Lodge of Hope from 1966.

Murrurundi General Cemetery

The towns historic burial ground, set aside around 1846 by founder Thomas Haydon.

Murrurundi House

A National Trust-listed sandstone estate on Polding Street, built in 1880 as a convent for the Sisters of Mercy.

Murrurundi Lawn Cemetery

The modern lawn-burial and columbarium section of the towns Polding Street cemetery grounds.

Old Courthouse Complex

A heritage Court House, Police Station and old Gaol on Murulla Street.

Paradise Park

Picnic area with shelters, BBQs and wallabies at dusk.

Railway Station

Murrurundi's railway station, opened in 1872 as the Great Northern Railway pushed north.

Rosedale Cottage

A National Trust-listed brick cottage on Little Street, built around 1845–1850 and extended over several generations.

RSL Memorial Hall

A 1897 Oddfellows hall on Mayne Street, converted into the town's war memorial after World War II.

Skin and Wool Store

A circa-1856 Mayne Street building made from rare handmade thumbprint bricks, once a wool and sheepskin store.

Swinging Bridge

A historic pedestrian suspension bridge dating to before WWI.

Telegraph Office

The former Telegraph Office on Mayne Street, built in 1861 and in service until 1913.