"Dalby" comprises mainly open grazing country with some pockets of farming and has a total area of 452.04 ha (1116.99 acres).
Located west of Cumnhock, and approximately 38 km from Molong, on the tar sealed road with school bus pick up at the front gate. Well watered with 15 dams and frontage to the Little River.
"Dalby" has been predominantly used for grazing. Mainly level to undulating country with soil types comprising mainly granite based sand loams with some areas of rock structure on the higher ridges.
Improves include a four bedroom weatherboard/fibro homestead in derelict condition requiring repair and dating back to the 1950's. Power and telephone are connected to the homestead and good rain water storage is in place. An old two stand shearing shed and hay shed also require work. A large 25 tonne silo is also an inclusion with the property.
"Dalby" is fenced into approximately 6 large paddocks and the fencing mainly consists of ring lock, plain and barb wire. Shade trees are also a great feature of the property consisting of mainly stringy bark, grey box and gum.
Annual rainfall, based on the Bureau of Meteorology for the Cumnock stations, shows 649 mm as the long term average.
For further information, or to arrange your inspection, contact Bob Proestos on 0402 244 497 or any of the Sales Team at First National Mudgee on 02 6372 3000.
"Imbergee" comprises mixed farming and grazing with a total area of 945.19 ha (2335.5 acres), located approximately 18 km west of Cumnock and about 42 km from Molong. Soils comprise yellow brown granite based sandy loams with some rock at surface level. Well watered with 29 dams, bore and windmill and frontage to the Little River.
Improvements include a four bedroom weatherboard/fibro homestead in derelict condition and requiring repair, dating back to the 1950's (approx). Power and phone are connected with excellent rain water storage from two cement tanks. The wool shed consists of two stand with a set of steel sheep yards, also needing some work. Four silos of 25 tonne cone based are also included for grain storage. The cattle yards are in reasonable condition comprising steel and some timber strains. A ramp and basic head bale also come complete.
"Imbargee" currently generates farm income by grazing however, would be suitable for seasonal cropping and fodder production.
Overall the property is level to undulating and mainly cleared. Fenced into approximately eight paddocks with fencing in fair to good condition. Timber consists of mainly stringy bark, greybox and gum with good pockets of shade trees. The Bureau of Meteorology shows an average rainfall from Cumnock averaging 649 mm per annum. The school bus is available at the front of the property.
For more information, or to arrange your inspection, contact Bob Proestos on 0402 244 497 or 02 6372 3000.
Portion 10 "Malboona" is a 121.5 hectare (approximately 300 acre) rural block with a wonderful mix of cleared flats, spectacular hills and natural bushland located just 27 km west of Mudgee by a tar road.
The property has approximately 1.2 km frontage to the seasonal Leaning Oak Creek and you enter across the creek onto a fertile 30 acre cleared flat with two dams. From there, the property rises to hills, some quite steep, that are a mixture of cleared, open country and heavily timbered bushland.
The top of the property rises some 200 metres above the creek and the views over the surrounding countryside are breathtaking. The property has dwelling entitlement and, while not fully fenced, is all comprehensively surveyed.
For more information, or to arrange an inspection contact Peter Druitt on 0428 634 376 or the First National Mudgee Sales Team on 02 6372 3000.
"Tryalion" is an outstanding lucerne production and cattle fattening factory situated in the highly productive Bylong Valley. Just under 1,000 acres of mostly black and red flats with a 360 megalitre irrigation license supplied by wells, approximately 80% of the property is available for farming. This is an opportunity to get into highly productive country in this tightly held area.
Location
Located at 6280 Bylong Valley Way, 14km's south of the village of Bylong. It is 90km's east of the thriving tourist destination of Mudgee, 40km's north of Rylstone, approximately 280km's north-west of Sydney and 220km's west of Newcastle.
Area
391.7ha or 968 acres
Title Particulars
The property comprises 17 titles including Lot 1 of DP115963 and Lots 14 to 22, 39, 40, 71, 81, 92, 93 and 101 of DP755417.
Rainfall
Average of 625ml or 25 inches per annum.
Services
• 240 volt rural power and STD phone available
• Mail is delivered three times per week
• School bus goes past the front gate to the primary school at Rylstone (40km's south) and to the high school at Kandos (47km's south)
• Weekly fat cattle sales are held at Mudgee, 90km's to the west and in the Hunter Valley at Scone and Singleton, both approximately 135km's to the north-east
Soil Types & Areas
"Tryalion" consists principally of just under 600 acres of rich red and black alluvial flats. This rises in the east to a plateau of approximately 200 acres of red basalt soils. The flats and the plateau are all cleared, leaving ample shade and shelter timber on the slope leading up to the plateau. It is estimated that 800 acres of the property can be farmed.
Fencing
The boundary fencing is all either hinged joint or netting, while internal fences are either five or six barb. It has been sub-divided into 17 main paddocks.
Pasture Development
There is currently approximately 140 acres sown to established lucerne, approximately 270 acres sown to wheat of which approximately 120 acres is undersown to Lucerne and approximately 40 acres sown to oats. There's additional farmed and ready for sowing. It is estimated that 800 acres is available for farming.
Irrigation
The property comes with a 368 megalitre irrigation license from seven registered wells.
The main irrigation system is a 30hp starline electric pump on a well that supplies a 55,000 gallon galvanised ballast tank that then pumps via a Southern Cross pump to the four span centre pivot. This waters 44 acres, however it currently needs repairs to its electrical system to be brought back into service.
This system also supplies underground mains, as does another well at the southern end of the property, equipped with a 1.1kw Davey pump. In total there are irrigation mains laid out to 200 acres.
Stock Water
Stock water is also provided to concrete troughs in all paddocks via the wells. There is a solar pump on a well that pumps to a large cement tank at the front of the property that supplies all the troughs on the flats. It also pumps to a concrete tank halfway up the hill where another staging pump takes the water to 2 poly tanks on the plateau which supply all the troughs at the top. In addition to that, there are 9 dams.
Also included is a 20hp Ruston 3L2 pump on a sled which can be positioned at any of the un-equipped wells.
Structural Improvements
There is an un-renovated five bedroom cement block house with an iron roof. It includes two living areas, both electric and AGA stoves and there is a slow combustion heater. It would benefit from some work.
There is ample shedding on the property, including a steel-framed cement floor machinery shed (30m x 12m and 5.2m high at the lowest point). There is also a large timber framed stable block now being used as a machinery shed, two hay sheds, a besser block stable block and numerous sundry shedding.
There is also storage for 250 tonnes of grain. Livestock handling is facilitated by a steel set of cattle yards that will comfortably work 100 head.
Productivity
Under current use it is estimated the property will run 200 breeding cows and produce 50,000 small square bales of lucerne hay per annum. The livestock capacity could be increased significantly by using some of the lucerne hay producing country for cattle fattening.
Located only 17km's from Mudgee and fronting Sydney road, this magnificent 114ha (282 acre) property offers the perfect mix of cropping country, grazing country and a big hill with views back to Mount Frome in one direction and the Windamere Dam wall in the other. There's also a timbered section ideal for camping or cutting some firewood.
Fencing is very good and the land is divided into 7 main paddocks with plenty of water available via 4 dams, a spring plus a well which is equipped with a solar pump and tank to 2 stock troughs. Power and phone runs across the front and there are plenty of excellent homesites on both sides of the road.
Whether you're looking to run some stock, build your dream home or simply relax and enjoy having plenty of space around you, this property is guaranteed to impress!
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To arrange an inspection, please call Andrew Blackman on 0413 488 844 or James Blackman on 0429 375 875 or the Sales Team at First National Real Estate, Mudgee on (02) 6372 3000.
Quality grazing land is always hard to find close to town and that's only part of what makes this property so special. 54.64ha (approx. 135 acres) mostly level to gently undulating cattle grazing country running to more hill at the rear. The land is mostly clear except for selected shade trees and comprises all native grasses.
The property is well watered by 5 dams, an equipped bore and rainwater tanks to the house. Fully fenced and divided into 3 paddocks - all fencing is in fair to good condition.
Set just over 7km's from Mudgee on the main Lue - Mudgee road, the house is vinyl-clad with a corrugated iron roof and comprises 4 or 5 bedrooms, large open lounge with split system reverse cycle air-conditioner and wood heater, galley -style kitchen with adjoining dining area, enclosed front verandah and bathroom. Other improvements on the property include steel cattle yards and ramp, a 15m x 6.5m open machinery shed, power and phone are connected and there is school bus service to the front gate.
This very attractive property enjoys beautiful views, quality grazing land and an enviable position so handy to Mudgee and so hard to find; with rare extra acres with the opportunity to add your own touch!
For further information or to arrange your inspection, contact Tim O'Brien on 0413 488 388 or the Sales Team at First National Real Estate Mudgee on 02 6372 3000.
Set on just under 50 acres of native bush land with absolutely spectacular 360 degree views, this well developed property offers the ultimate seclusion and is handy to a state forest and adjoins the foreshores of Lake Windamere.
Located 50km's East of Mudgee and 17km's from Rylstone; improvements include a very well presented steel framed, brick home with 4 bedrooms, L-shaped lounge/dining with wood heating and reverse cycle air-conditioning, a well-appointed galley style kitchen, 2 bathrooms, and a verandah all around to enjoy the view.
Power and phone are connected and there is approximately 150,000 litres of rainwater storage. There's also an 18m x 9m DLUG/workshop with power connected, a 6m x 6m machinery shed, garden shedding plus a second steel framed, brick home which has been constructed to lock-up stage - perfect for extended family or farming accommodation, if required.
Looking to escape the rat race? Don't want to see any neighbours? Love the bush and want views to die for? This is a must see!
For further information or to arrange your inspection, contact Andrew Blackman on 0413 488 844, James Blackman on 0429 375 875 or the Sales Team at First National Real Estate Mudgee on 02 6372 3000.
690 Queens Pinch Road is 254 acres of beautiful country just minutes from Mudgee with breathtaking views down the Mullamuddy Valley. There is an extremely well finished two bedroom home, plus entitlement to build a second dwelling. Economy and ecology are satisfied by being completely off grid with a 15 Kw solar system and back-up generator, however mains power is available for those who would prefer it.
A new set of 'Red River' cattle-yards, plus four small horse paddocks plus dressage arena complete this package. Ideally suited for sheep or cattle, a small stud operation, equestrian pursuits or just your dream Mudgee getaway.
Features include;
• 254 acres of quality, fertile country with a northerly aspect
• Kitchen with a slate floor, Oak cabinetry, granite bench tops and Smeg appliances\
• Bathroom with Italian tiles, continuous flow gas hot water and frameless shower screen
• Two bedrooms with built-ins and ceiling fans, two living areas, reverse cycle air-conditioning and a slow combustion heater
• New steel cattle-yards with crush and loading ramp
• Machinery shed, four small horse paddocks and a dressage arena
For further information or to arrange your inspection, contact Peter Druitt on 0428 634 376 or the Sales Team at First National Real Estate Mudgee on 02 6372 3000.
SUMMARY
'Glendaire' is a highly productive sheep and cattle grazing property of over 1,600 acres situated between Mudgee and Bathurst and under three and a half hours from the Sydney CBD. Watered by two creeks and dams, it has an excellent fertiliser history and solid working improvements. In an area where farms of a commercially productive size are becoming hard to get, 'Glendaire' offers excellent income producing capacity
LOCATION
Located 16km west of the Castlereagh Highway on the Crudine Road, 57km south of Mudgee and 65km north of Bathurst
AREA
651.7 hectares or approximately 1,610 acres.
TITLE PARTICULARS
The property comprises: Lot 1 of DP 1223194, Lots 9 and 10 of DP 632351, Lots 11 to 13 of DP 632352, Lots 15 to 18 of DP 632353, Lots 145 and 158 of DP 755768, and Lot 140 of DP 864881.
RAINFALL
Average 700mm or 28 inches per annum
SERVICES
STD phone service is available and mail is daily. School bus at the front gate goes to primary school in Ilford and high school in Kandos
Weekly fat cattle sales are held at Mudgee, and weekly fat cattle and sheep and lamb sales are held weekly at CTLX Carcoar, 115km south.
SOILS, TIMBER AND TOPOGRAPHY
'Glendaire' consists of two valleys running east/west, the Back Creek valley to the north, and the Shepherds Creek valley to the south, separated by a range of hills. These two creeks meet on open, undulating country at the west, or front, of the property.
There is approximately 200 acres of timbered country at the eastern end of the property, with all the rest cleared leaving ample shade and shelter timber. Soils are brown loams, and the vendor estimates approximately 300 acres could be farmed to fodder crops.
FENCING
The boundary is all either netting or plain wire with a barb, and is in either new or good condition, with the exception of one 800 metre stretch that needs renewing.
Internally, the property is subdivided into sixteen paddocks, with fencing all either hinged joint or plain wire with a barb and in good condition.
PASTURE DEVELOPMENT
Approximately 650 acres have been sown to improved pasture, with pasture seed broadcast over the rest of the cleared country. It has had 85 tonnes of superphosphate per annum from 2013 to 2018 at a rate of a bag per acre. In January and February of 2019 500 cubic metres of chook manure and 200 tonnes of lime were spread over 100 acres of country at the back and 700 acres at the front.
WATER
The property is well watered, with both the seasonal Back Creek and Shepherds Creek drying back to holes in a dry time that the current owner has never known to run dry. There also nineteen dams.
WORKING IMPROVEMENTS
There is a steel framed hayshed 48 metres by 24 metres with a capacity of 1,000 5 x 4 round bales
There is a timber and weldmesh set of sheep-yards, and a timber set of cattle-yards with crush, loading ramp and covered work area.
PRODUCTION
The vendor estimates that 'Glendaire' would run 2,500 breeding ewes plus lambs, or alternately 250 breeding cows plus calves.
For further information or to arrange your inspection, contact Peter Druitt on 0428 634 376 or the Sales Team at First National Real Estate Mudgee on 02 6372 3000.
'Wombadah' is a luxury architect designed property comprising a home and a guest wing. Wombadah is situated in the "Golden Triangle" of Mudgee and occupies an elevated position to provide some of the most spectacular views of the Mudgee vineyards and surrounds, whilst just five minutes from town. Designed by well known local architect Barbara Hickson , it currently utilises the guest wing as an upmarket Bed and Breakfast, but could equally be used as an executive residence.
All constructed of rendered blue-board with an iron roof, the space the owners currently occupy features a lounge room with vaulted ceiling, a slow combustion fire plus ceiling fan and reverse cycle air conditioning. Polished mixed hardwood floors flow through from the lounge room to the dining room, which also has a vaulted ceiling. The kitchen features Caesar stone bench tops, glass splash-back, stainless steel appliances (with double fridge included in the sale) and a walk-in pantry. The lower floor is completed with an office, a library, a bathroom, a laundry, two linen cupboards and a balcony to take in the spectacular views. Upstairs there is a large double bedroom with a retreat, a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite with a spa.
Operating as the guest accommodation wing are four opulent king size guest rooms, each with an ensuite (one of which has a spa) and a balcony. Each room is properly sound insulated from one another. They all have their own reverse cycle air conditioning unit and continuous flow gas hot water system. At the end of these is a spacious guest's lounge with reverse cycle air conditioning, a ceiling fan and a large balcony. All this is enhanced by a ten metre by three metre saltwater pool, and an outdoor two metre by two metre gas heated spa.
Other features of this property include a downstairs games room with reverse cycle air conditioning and an attached toilet and a store room. There is a wine cellar, undercover parking for seven cars and a forty panel solar power system with two five KVA inverters. All this is situated on an elevated block of 9.46 hectares, or a little over 23 acres of native bushland.
The owners have decided now to fully retire, offering a wonderful opportunity for the next owner to take advantage of this perfect lifestyle business.
For further information or to arrange your inspection, contact Peter Druitt on 0428 634 376 or the Sales Team at First National Real Estate Mudgee on 02 6372 3000.
25 acre property, just 5 km from Mudgee with the most amazing views you can imagine. Fully fenced with dwelling entitlement (subject to Mid-Western Regional Council LEP 2012 4.2A 3(g)) and accessed off the Castlereagh Highway. It rises from the highway up to a hilltop providing 360 degree views over Mudgee and the surrounding countryside. The block also has access to mains power.
Properties this close to town without an existing dwelling are extremely rare and the opportunity is here to create your own dream among the wine and food culture of Mudgee.
For further information or to arrange your inspection, contact Peter Druitt on 0428 634 376 or the Sales Team at First National Real Estate Mudgee on 02 6372 3000.
Lots 2 and 3 Lesters Lane are two very attractive blocks close to Mudgee, both with building entitlement and power. Lot 2 is 5.97 hectares (approximately 15 acres) and Lot 3 is 5.53 hectares (approximately 14 acres). Importantly, both properties have access to 59.05 hectares (approximately 146 acres) of wonderful community title land at the back for bushwalking, picnicking and just enjoying the beautiful Australian bush.
Located just 17 km north of Mudgee on a tar road, each block is fully fenced and rises gently from the front to the back with great views over the road to rich farming country, McDonalds Creek and the landscape beyond. Both blocks are cleared, leaving ample shade and shelter timber. There are a variety of perfect house sites and Lot 2 has a dam.
For further information or to arrange your inspection, contact Peter Druitt on 0428 634 376 or the Sales Team at First National Real Estate Mudgee on 02 6372 3000.