Autumn 2025
A collection of our finest rural properties
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Welcome to the Summer Edition of McGrath Rural Property Collections!
As the warm sun bathes our beautiful landscapes, we are thrilled to bring you a collection of rural and agricultural opportunities in the Australian property market. Not only is this edition packed with stunning properties but also expert advice, topical articles and inspiring stories that capture the essence of rural living.
Whether you’re looking to invest in a serene countryside retreat, expand your agricultural ventures, or simply enjoy the tranquillity of rural life, our magazine offers a wealth of information to guide your journey.
From picturesque farms and sprawling estates to charming country homes, we showcase the best that rural Australia has to offer.
Join us as we explore the unique charm and endless possibilities of a rural lifestyle this summer. Happy reading!
Australia’s Angus journey on display for the world to see
In the rich tapestry of Australian agriculture, few stories are as compelling as the rise of Angus cattle from humble beginnings in Tasmania to their dominant position in the nation’s beef industry. As Australia prepares to host the World Angus Forum, it’s a fitting time to reflect on this remarkable journey.
“The Angus breed has become the cornerstone of Australia’s beef industry, representing both our heritage and our future,” says Sinclair Munro, President of Angus Australia.
“From those first eight Angus cattle that arrived at Hobart Town docks in 1824, we’ve built a legacy that now leads the world in genetic advancement and sustainable beef production.”
Those pioneering cattle, brought to Captain Patrick Wood’s Dennistoun property near Bothwell, marked the beginning of a genetic lineage that continues today. The Edgell family’s Dennistoun Angus herd stands as a living testament to this history, maintaining the distinction of being Australia’s oldest continuously running Angus operation.
The breed’s expansion across the mainland gained momentum in the 1880s, with the establishment of significant studs like William Hogarth’s Balgownie station near Toowoomba and the influential Edinglassie stud at Muswellbrook, founded by JC White and FJ White. The formation of the Angus Society in 1919 proved a crucial turning point, unifying breeders and establishing the first Australian herd book in 1922.
Now, as the breed faces modern challenges, Australia is set to showcase its world-leading Angus genetics and sustainable farming practices during the 2025 World Angus Forum. The eight-day AngusTREK tour, preceding the forum, will take international delegates through New South Wales’ premier Angus operations, including the historic Millah Murrah Angus, known for repeatedly breaking national bull sale records since 2011.
“The tour highlights how far we’ve come,” Munro explains. “Visitors will see everything from boutique paddock-to-plate operations like Sunny Point Pastoral Co, to large-scale commercial enterprises like Rangers Valley Feedlot, demonstrating the versatility and adaptability of the breed.”
The forum in Brisbane at the culmination of the tour will address crucial industry challenges, including the Australian beef industry’s ambitious Carbon Neutral 2030 target. Leading experts, including Professor Ben Hayes from the University of Queensland, will present cutting-edge research on genomic selection for heat tolerance, demonstrating how the breed continues to adapt to Australia’s harsh climate conditions.
From those first Angus cattle on Tasmanian shores to today’s technologically advanced breeding programs, the Angus journey reflects the innovation and resilience of Australian agriculture. As the world’s Angus community prepares to converge on Brisbane, it’s clear that the breed’s influence on global beef production is stronger than ever.
The 2025 World Angus Forum including AngusTREK runs from April 29 to May 6. For many international visitors travelling from the United States to the United Kingdom, it will be their chance to see how Australian Angus breeders have adapted world-leading genetics to some of the planet’s most challenging environments, while maintaining the breed’s renowned meat quality and performance.
Guide for first-time small farm buyers
Maybe you’re dreaming of farm-fresh eggs, undulating hills dotted with black cattle, or just space to breathe. Before you trade your city apartment for a patch of rural property, there’s some essential homework that could save you from costly missteps. Here’s your cheat sheet to buying smarter.
Dig Up the Dirt
Every property has its backstory and you’ll be wise to dig into the property’s past. Request a Local Land Services search which could reveal everything from unpaid rates to disease history that could affect your plans or cattle dips that could be hiding chemical contaminants.
Reality Check
If you’re thinking of running livestock, you’ll need more than just a paddock and good intentions. Run the numbers on everything from fencing to feed. Remember, Instagram-worthy farm life requires real-world infrastructure.
Meet the Neighbours
And by neighbours, we mean everything from the friendly fifth generation farmer to the local wildlife and the owners of that quarry just over the hill. Is there a threatened species calling your future backyard home? Are there mining operations nearby that might share their dust with your vegetable garden and clothesline?
Zone Defense
You can see yourself building a charming farmhouse but does the zoning allow it? Check if the property has a dwelling entitlement (fancy talk for ‘yes, you can build a house here’). Nothing kills the dream faster than discovering your perfect plot is zoned in a way that makes your plans impossible.
Water Wars
Water is liquid gold in the country, and not all properties are created equal. Know the property’s water rights inside and out. Can you sink a bore? Build a dam? And what about those weeds that are eyeing your pastures with evil intent? A property’s water situation and weed status can make or break your rural dreams.
The native nut shaping NSW farmland purchases
A humble native plant is seldom a global sensation. Yet that’s exactly what’s happened with the macadamia, Australia’s gift to the gourmet world and the only native food crop we’ve successfully launched onto the international stage.
“Australia is the premium market supplier to Taiwan, Japan, Korea and even China,” explains Bill Johnston, McGrath Rural’s macadamia land sales specialist who’s watched the industry transform over the years. “Those markets view us as clean and green, thanks to high levels of regulation.”
He’s not wrong - Australian nuts haven’t shown a trace of pesticides in export testing for over two decades. From the lush volcanic soils of the Alstonville Plateau to the sprawling orchards of Central Queensland, these
ivory-kerneled nuts are attracting an intriguingly diverse crowd.
“Australia has traditionally been the world’s largest producer of macadamias, with a substantial portion of its output coming from the Northern Rivers region and a growing interest from corporates and foreign investment - seeking future asset growth and cashflow - into large scale plantings in Bundaberg and stretching up to Rockhampton,” Bill explains. South Africa is seeking to shake that
up: they’re now the biggest supplier in the world with 50,000 hectares reportedly planted.
“The Alstonville Plateau is renowned for its rich volcanic soils and subtropical climate,” Johnston notes. “It’s ideal for cultivating macadamias.”
This natural advantage has drawn everyone from international pension funds to ambitious tree-changers. Even Olympic gold medalist Giaan Rooney has joined the ranks of
macadamia farmers, trading her swimming medals for harvesting equipment - and finding unexpected success in the transition.
Take a drive through the Northern Rivers region and you’ll spot some creative ventures that go well beyond traditional farming. At Cape Byron Distillery, what was once a tired dairy farm has been transformed into a thriving orchard where macadamias meet craft spirits. The distillery’s latest creation? A world-first macadamia liqueur-cask whisky that sells for $150 a bottle.
Then there’s the story of Waliz Nuts, where Liz and Paul Hudson have turned their Newrybar farm into a gourmet powerhouse, crafting gluten-free nut bars that are finding
their way into stores across Australia and beyond.
“In this part of the world, 70 percent of the farmland is dedicated to macadamia orchards,” Johnston points out. But it’s not all boutique operations. The industry has caught the eye of serious money, with major investment firms pouring hundreds of millions into macadamia orchards. The Rural Funds Group alone manages nearly 4,000 hectares of macadamia property assets worth over $300 million.
The journey hasn’t been without its challenges. Weather events and market swings keep growers on their toes, and with entry-level orchards starting at $1.5 million, it’s not a commodity for the uncommitted. Yet the industry keeps growing, with
over 700 growers across three states producing around 50,000 tonnes annually. Seventy percent of these nuts make their way overseas, feeding a global appetite that shows no signs of slowing.
Recent harvests have shown promising signs, with improvements in kernel quality and size despite challenging weather conditions. As new orchards mature and begin bearing fruit, industry experts are cautiously optimistic about what lies ahead for Australia’s golden nut.
For those who’ve taken the plunge, whether they’re institutional investors or Olympic champions turned farmers, the macadamia story continues to prove that sometimes the sweetest rewards come in the hardest shells.
‘High Hills’ 5528 Ilford Sofala Road
Bathurst
Beds
For Sale
Contact Agent Agents
Welcome By appointment
Stewart Adlington
Ingrid Kazzi 0414 668 525 McGrath Central Tablelands
Baths Hectares
Cars
A large-scale rural and recreational holding of approx. 385 hectares located 10km to Sofala, 55km to Bathurst, and 177km from Penrith makes an ideal weekender. A tar road to the front gate and easy access to a prepared building site offer an easy start to infrastructure. A mix of roughly 60% cleared area with the balance of timbered country with good access tracks. Perfect for a range of recreational interests and could generate income from a grazing enterprise.
4429 Bobadah Road
Bobadah
3 1
6,153
This outstanding opportunity lies 45km west of Tottenham, 92km from Nyngan 100km to Condobolin. The property offers the very best in regard to mixed farming, with an excellent mix of cropping and grazing areas. Rich, red loamy soils and the topography consists of generally flat to rolling farmland which is well watered with adequate shelter. Comprising of 6,153 acres, water security is paramount, the property features 19 dams, including 1 large house dam used for garden supply. These dams support 17* paddocks. There is over 60km of new and near new fencing.
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Welcome By appointment
For Sale Contact Agent Agents
Scott Petersen 0408 583 099
Lauren Jones 0439 620 500 McGrath Orange | Molong
Beds
Baths Acres
1263 Lower Lewis Ponds
Lewis Ponds
Welcome By appointment For Sale Contact Agent
Agents
Scott Petersen 0408 583099
2
4 4
715
Spectacular Home on 715 Acres of Grazing Country
Set amongst rolling hills, sits the solarpassive design of this beautifully appointed 4-bedroom home. Featuring an inviting open-plan living area, kept cozy year-round with under floor heating, a wood fire heater and ceiling fans for those warmer months. The kitchen is a delight, with an island bench, walk-in pantry, dishwasher, and ample storage space, making meal prep an absolute pleasure. The spacious main bedroom comes complete with a private ensuite, while the remaining three bedrooms are generous in size, perfect for family or guests.
Lauren Jones 0439 620 500
McGrath Orange | Molong
Beds
Cars
Baths Acres
224 Purcells Road
Merrijig
Beds 6 4 Cars 4 Baths Acres 120
‘Boxtree’; A Rare OpportunitySecluded and Spectacular
The ultimate farm and entertainer, worthy of its unrivalled private position on 120 magical acres. Breathtaking 360-degree views, this is the ultimate destination and arguably one of Merrijig’s most exclusive locations. Dotted with magnificent box trees, perfect for equestrian pursuits or cattle farming, or a tax-loving base for adventure lovers. As you arrive along the red maple tree-lined entrance, the striking view of Mt. Buller captures your attention, setting the stage for unforgettable weekends spent outdoors, dirt bike or horseback riding, skiing, or relaxing under electric western skies.
$5,250,000-$5,750,000
Welcome By appointment For Sale
Agent
Kate McDougall 0419 303 515 McGrath Mansfield
812 Guyong Road Millthorpe
Stunning Rural Retreat
A truly remarkable lifestyle property set on an expansive 125 acres of rolling countryside. This is a truly remarkable lifestyle property set on an expansive 125 acres. Located just 5 mins from the charming village of Millthorpe and 25 mins from Orange, this property offers the perfect balance of rural tranquillity and modern convenience. There are cattle yards in place, making it easy to run livestock, along with a hayshed and a large machinery shed for equipment storage. These facilities make this property well-equipped for those looking to enjoy a rural lifestyle or run a small-scale farming operation.
Welcome By appointment For Sale Contact Agent
Agents
Scott Petersen 0408 583 099
Lauren Jones 0439 620 500
McGrath Orange | Molong
Beds
Cars
Baths Acres
‘Cardington Aggregation’
5902
& 6068 Mitchell Highway
Molong
6 6 Cars 3 Baths Acres
2,476
This outstanding property has a rich history of grazing and mixed cropping and has only been sold twice in the past 72 years. Cardington represents the highly regarded, productive and versatile basalt soils of NSW Central West. The property has been well managed to preserve an impressive body of feed and has the added advantage of approximately 60 acres of irrigated lucerne flats along with double frontage to the Bell River with 156 meg water licence. Pastures comprise of Phalaris, Cocksfoot, Sub Clovers, Fescue, Rye grass, lucerne, Praire grass and native grasses. Option to purchase a adjoining 526 acres.
Welcome By appointment
For Sale Contact Agent Agents
Scott Petersen 0408 583 099
Lauren Jones 0439 620 500
McGrath Orange | Molong Beds
293 Mossy Rock Lane Monivae
Beds 3 2 Cars 2 Baths Hectares 69.95
Set on 62.95 hectares of grazing land with frontage to a permanent creek, this is a special opportunity. Favorably located between Mudgee and Rylstone, at the end of an all-weather country lane, is a property that affords privacy for the perfect getaway. From the northfacing elevated house site, gorgeous views sprawl across the property to Elephant Mountain. Infrastructure includes solar power with battery storage, machinery shed, cattle yards, and secure boundary and internal fencing. Welcome
Ingrid Kazzi 0414 668 525 McGrath Central Tablelands
52 Lue Road
Mudgee
Discover the perfect blend of rural charm and modern luxury with this exceptional property nestled in prime river flats. Boasting a generous 120-megalitre water license and two pivot irrigators, this executive-style home is a farmer’s dream. With breathtaking views from multiple living areas and a selfcontained guest wing, this property offers functionality and elegance. Enjoy the tranquillity of country living just a stone’s throw away from vibrant shops and cafes.
Beds
312 Castlereagh Highway Mudgee
Beds 4 9 Cars 2 Baths Hectares 24.23
‘Wallinga Creek’ is an exceptional lifestyle property with a working farm just 3km from Mudgee. Set on prime agricultural land with a full complement of farm infrastructure, it presents an incredible opportunity to live the rural dream. Showcasing the best of Victorian Regency style while thoughtfully incorporating the luxuries of modernity, this elegant home was constructed in 2006 with authentic aesthetics. Polished tallowwood floors and Australian red cedar create a warm ambiance, accentuated by brass fixtures.
‘Beechworth’ is a stunning family homestead set on a productive 318-hectare parcel of native and improved, established pastures. It is nestled in the picturesque hillsides of the fabulous Mudgee region, close to historic Hargraves village.
The recently renovated character home offers high ceilings, timber floorboards, and a stunning new kitchen, plus formal and informal living and dining rooms. The wide verandah overlooks beautiful established gardens with shady lawns, fruit trees, and a productive veggie garden. There is also a separate 4-bedroom cottage for guests or income.
Farm infrastructure includes a shearing shed, sheep yards, and a workshop. There is reliable water from 14 dams and an equipped bore. The property is well enclosed into 12 main paddocks with mostly new fencing.
This mixed grazing and cropping property offers not just a home, but a genuine rural production opportunity and a lifestyle enriched by nature, space, and endless possibilities.
Welcome to ‘Curragundi’, a premium 193-acre (78.14ha) farming and grazing property in a tightly held district. With rich basalt soils, excellent water security, and extensive farm infrastructure, this is a rare opportunity to secure a productive and picturesque holding just 20–25 minutes from Mudgee.
At the heart of the property sits a timeless Australian homestead, blending classic charm with modern comforts. Featuring four bedrooms, two bathrooms, multiple living areas, and stunning polished rose gum floors, it offers the perfect setting for a relaxed rural lifestyle. Whether you’re expanding your farming enterprise or seeking a peaceful country retreat, ‘Curragundi’ delivers the best of both worlds.
‘Edgehill’ – 434.5 HA (1073 AC) available as whole or in two separate adjoining properties. A long-held family farming property, well-managed and beautifully presented, approximately 15 km to Hargraves and 56 km to Mudgee.
Lot 201 Back Block – 169.9 HA (419 AC) with dwelling entitlement and choice of building sites; mostly cleared undulating to hilly country suitable for grazing and recreation use. Access around the property is easy on established tracks. Approximately 65% cleared and fenced into 6 paddocks, with laneways, and watered by 6 dams and spring running into Wallaby Creek.
Lot 204 Edgehill Homestead Block – 264.6 HA (653 AC) This portion of the property carries the structural improvements including a substantial, beautifully present family home surrounded by established gardens and lawns. Working farm improvements include a 2-bed cottage, shearing shed and yards, cattle yards, stables, machinery shed, workshop, and hay shed. Approximately 85% cleared grazing country, 19 main paddocks with laneways, watered by 10 dams, and a permanent spring running into Wallaby Creek.
Established in 1858, Craigmoor encompasses 106 acres of fertile land with 13 acres of awardwinning Shiraz and Chardonnay vines, plus extensive commercial hospitality facilities. This is your opportunity to create the next phase of Craigmoor’s legacy – as your restaurant, function centre, concert, and event facility, and/or cellar door or something else you envision.
Located 5kms from the Mudgee township in the prestigious winemaking “Golden Triangle”, Craigmoor offers award-winning vines and a picturesque oval surrounded by gum trees for events. The commercial kitchen is a professionally designed and fully equipped industrial kitchen with a walk-in cool room. The expansive restaurant and event spaces offer a large, elegant bar, a main dining room with exposed timber rafters, a separate private tasting/dining room with an open fire, and modern amenities.
‘Warra Park Farm’
515 Wallawaugh Road Mudgee
Beds 3 2 Cars 2 Baths Hectares 110
‘Killawarra Cottage’ is a 110-hectare rural property, located approx. 50 km from Mudgee. The property features a 2-bedroom cottage with high ceilings and timber floorboards. The property is divided into 3 paddocks with 5 dams and a new 2-bay shed. It’s an ideal rural getaway for recreation or smallscale livestock enterprise with a reliable water supply and mains power. It’s your opportunity to be self-sufficient; grow your meat, poultry, fruit, and veggies.
Welcome By appointment For Sale
$780,000 Agents
Stewart Adlington 0400 890 432
Ingrid Kazzi 0414 668 525
McGrath Central Tablelands
858 Bonds Road Mudgee
Beds
Cars 1 Baths Hectares
Just a short 12 km drive from the quaint village of Hargraves in the Central Tablelands, “Biara” offers 694 acres of predominantly timbered land with around 40 acres previously cleared. The property includes an existing home and substantial shedding, both of which could benefit from some modernization. This is a fantastic opportunity for a discerning buyer to enter the local market with a larger holding. Enjoy the balance of comfort and potential in this charming rural escape.
Welcome By appointment For Sale
$865,000 Agents
Stewart Adlington
Ingrid Kazzi 0414 668 525
McGrath Central Tablelands
Discover this fabulous 10.16-hectare (25-acre) lifestyle property just 31 km from Mudgee via tar-sealed road and 6 km from Windeyer. The key features of the property include a brick veneer modern and spacious 4-bedroom home with 2 bathrooms, and 2 living areas, a detached garden studio, plus a separate 3-bedroom modern cottage ideal as an opportunity for extended family to live close by, or a great opportunity for a rental income or to run your own bed and breakfast business.
The property also offers outdoor entertaining space, a large shed, a workshop, a double lock-up garage, a garden shed, a cool room (no motor), a meat room, and an open storage area. There is ample water supply with a bore, 160,000 liters of water tank storage, two dams, plus direct access to beautiful Goorangoore Creek. This all combines to make the ideal rural lifestyle.
‘Clifton’ Newell Highway Narrandera
Hectares 946.3*
McGrath Riverina are proud to present ‘Clifton’ for sale via Expressions of Interest. Covering 946.3ha* across 1 freehold title including infrastructure, open paddocks and Sturt Highway frontage, ‘Clifton’ provides a unique opportunity to acquire a solid asset with huge upside potential in a variety of areas. Currently run with a mix of cropping and grazing but with significant environmental opportunities the multifaceted potential is impressive. Located less than 5km* to the east of Narrandera and 65km* northwest of Wagga Wagga, ‘Clifton’ is perfectly positioned for access to amenities, sale yards & grain facilities.
Closes 2nd April 2025
Welcome By appointment For Sale Expressions of Interest
Agents
Craig Pellow 0428 780 219
Lachlan Pellow 0498 781 008
Jason Haines 0488 594 450 McGrath Riverina
‘Rockvale’ & ‘The Station’ Newell Highway, Narrandera & Old Narrandera Road
Grong Grong
4 2 Baths Hectares
1,836.1*
Beds
Covering 1,836.1ha* across 2 freehold titles including infrastructure, a homestead, 2.3km frontage to Bundidgerry Creek and Sturt highway frontage this offering provides a unique opportunity to acquire two solid assets with huge upside potential in a variety of areas. Currently run with a mix of cropping and grazing but with significant environmental opportunities the multifaceted potential is impressive. Located between 5 & 10km* to the east of Narrandera and 60-65km* northwest of Wagga Wagga, ‘Rockvale’ & ‘The Station’ are perfectly positioned for access to amenities, sale yards & grain facilities.
*approx
Closes 2nd April 2025
Welcome By appointment For Sale Expressions of Interest
Agents
Craig Pellow 0428 780 219
Lachlan Pellow 0498 781 008
Jason Haines 0488 594 450 McGrath Riverina
131 Nashdale Lane
Nashdale
Nestled on approximately 50 acres of rich volcanic soils and beautifully manicured gardens, 131 Nashdale Lane is a homestead that perfectly blends elegance, comfort, and privacy. This stunning 5-bedroom, 2.5-bath property comes fully furnished, offering you the opportunity to lease either the main house or an additional two-bedroom cottage, which is also fully and tastefully furnished. Just a short drive from Orange, this secluded sanctuary offers both tranquil countryside living and easy access to all amenities including some of the regions finest wineries and cellar doors.
Beds
Cars
Baths Acres
10 Cressfield Rd
Parkville
Beds 4 2 Cars 1 Baths Acres 70*
Equine Property
Nestled on the picturesque northern outskirts of Scone, 10 Cressfield Road offers an outstanding opportunity to secure an equine property in one of Australia’s most renowned horse breeding regions. Surrounded by rolling hills and breathtaking countryside, this well-maintained property is the perfect blend of rural charm and modern convenience.
10 Cressfield Rd offers a beautifully presented four-bedroom cottage, exuding warmth and character along with equine infrastructure to support a variety of equine pursuits.
Welcome By appointment For Sale $1,800,000 - $1,950,000
Agents
Jody Shearman 0418 600 448 Angus Patterson 0427 443 250 McGrath Upper Hunter (Scone office)
‘Long
Gully’ 938 Pyangle Road Rylstone
Beds 6 6 Cars 4 Baths Hectares 400
This tranquil property offers a sustainable eco wilderness escape set on 400 HA. There are two masterfully handcrafted residences - the main offers two wings and a central kitchen, living, and dining with vaulted ceilings and open fireplace. The courtyard garden links to a self-contained guest house. The second residence is a two-bed, selfcontained guest cottage. Constructed by local artisan builders of mud bricks crafted on the property, and locally sourced timbers.
Welcome By appointment For Sale Offers over $2,000,000 Agents
Stewart Adlington 0400 890 432
Ingrid Kazzi 0414 668 525 McGrath Central Tablelands
137 Myalla Road
Rylstone
Hectares
This is a rare offering of 42.17 hectares of flat, arable vacant land in the Capertee Valley. With a great choice of building sites that capture magnificent views, it’s the ideal block to build your dream home or farm retreat (STCA). The Capertee Valley is a spectacular landscape, surrounded by the Wollemi, Gardens of Stone, and Capertee National Parks. Set approx. a 3-hour drive from Sydney, the property is halfway between Rylstone and Capertee.
Welcome By appointment For Sale
$620,000 Agents
Stewart Adlington 0400 890 432
Ingrid Kazzi 0414 668 525 McGrath Central Tablelands
‘Burrumbelong’ aggregation is a mixed grazing and farming operation located on the favored western side of the Bylong Valley, affording scale and long-term proven performance. It has been held in the same family ownership for over 50 years. Structural improvements include 2 main family homes, 2 sets of cattle yards, 2 machinery sheds/ workshops, and various other structures. 2,545 HA (6,289 Ac) standing over 43 titles, zoned RU1 Primary Production in the Mid-Western Regional Council area with direct Bylong Valley Way frontage and additional crown road access. Water infrastructure - 7 stock and domestic bores (3 equipped), 19 dams, troughs, and frontage to Burrumbelong Creek. Approximately 1200 hectares are suitable for cropping and improved pasture development and a further 480 hectares of productive native grazing country. Soils are predominantly classifi ed as approximately 50% Non-Calcic Brown – fertile and pH neutral, approximately 30% Solodic, and 15% Red-Brown soils.
2515 Nullo Mountain Road
Rylstone
1
36.42
Located in the spectacular Nullo Mountain area at approx. 1000 m above sea level, this is an amazing opportunity to purchase a parcel of land, under a conservation agreement – your piece of paradise where you can be assured you are doing your bit for the environment. 36.42 hectares of rural land with a council-approved dwelling entitlement. This property is a mix of semi-open natural grassland, beautiful established native trees, and incredible views of the surrounding bush and valleys.
Welcome By appointment For Sale Offers over $650,000
Agents
Stewart Adlington 0400 890 432
Ingrid Kazzi 0414 668 525 McGrath Central Tablelands
Beds
Cars
Baths Hectares
493 Bunnan Road Scone
For Sale Contact Agent
Welcome By appointment
Agents
Jody Shearman 0418 600 448
2
4 6
30*
Nestled amidst the picturesque landscape of Scone, NSW, this masterbuilt home offers a harmonious blend of luxury and country charm. Set on approx 30acres of land, this property boasts a beautifully appointed 4-bedroom + study residence + pool + inground pool that is designed to cater to a lifestyle of comfort and tranquility. The property is across the road form the prestigious Scone Race Club, with town water connected, and the convenience of being close to the amenities of Scone.
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Angus Patterson 0427 443 250
McGrath Upper Hunter (Scone office)
Beds
Cars
Baths Acres
After two generations of strategic purchases and improvements over the past 60 years, this exceptionally well-managed Riverina mixed farming opportunity is sure to impress on inspection. This immaculate aggregation of three farms at Trungley Hall, NSW, spans a substantial 901.97 hectares of prime agricultural land across three properties which is for sale as-a-whole or as individual lots.
A notable feature of “Katunga” is a beautifully renovated homestead, consisting of three bedrooms, one bathroom and a large home office/rumpus. This homestead provides a convenient on-site residence, ideal for owner-occupiers or farm managers, and reflects the well-maintained nature of the entire property.
“Katunga” 1349 Trungley Hall Road, Trungley Hall 523.24 Ha.
“Rangeview” 409 Trungley Hall Post Office Road, Trungley Hall 276.5 Ha.
“Springfield” 134 Greenbergers Lane, Trungley Hall 102.22 Ha.
An extensive information memorandum including, paddock mapping, management history and soil testing are available on enquiry with the selling agents.
Edinburgh Park - Historically known as Riverpoint
A 214-acre estate bound by the Manning River on the Mid North Coast of NSW. A premier property transcends the ordinary, offering a lifestyle farm that extends far beyond its renowned equine heritage. Positioned as arguably the finest boutique agricultural asset on the east coast, River Point is home to highly fertile soils and peerless access to water thanks to extensive frontage along the majestic Manning River. With internal bitumen roads to all improvements and paddocks, Pilliga sourced local hardwood post and rail fencing, century old Moreton Bay figs, and established gardens, River Point is a showpiece.
Formerly Edinburgh Park Stud, featuring high level equine infrastructure. This property can seamlessly transform into a stud for high-value livestock, ideal for lucrative cattle breeds like Wagyu or Speckle Park. The property has modern steel cattle yards with crush, weigh scales and a loading ramp. Additionally, there’s the potential for lucrative commercial opportunities, whereby owners can relish the house and amenities as a lifestyle property, while leasing the agricultural land to nearby dairy or beef producers.
‘Mount Blake’ 762 Warrah Creek Road
Willow Tree
Hectares
Balanced basalt farming and grazing country located in a sought after area at the foothills of the Liverpool Ranges. 110 breeder capacity. Outstanding water with long creek frontage, irrigation licence and extensive trough system. Well improved with a tidy three bedroom country home, new steel cattleyards and ample shedding.
For sale by private treaty $3,050,000 - $3,300,000
Welcome By appointment
Agent
Michael Burke 0429692454
McGrath Upper Hunter
McGrath Rural & Regional Specialists
Adam Woods
McGrath Central Tablelands NSW adamwoods@mcgrath.com.au 0409 721 703
Grazing, Subdivisions & Lifestyle Property Specialist
Scott Petersen
McGrath Orange NSW scottpetersen@mcgrath.com.au 0408 583 099
Broadacre, Grazing, Cropping & Lifestyle Property Specialist
Lachlan Pellow
McGrath Riverina NSW lachlanpellow@mcgrath.com.au 0488 226 135
Broadacre & Lifestyle Specialist
Ingird Kazzi
McGrath Central Tablelands NSW ingridkazzi@mcgrath.com.au 0414 668 525
Grazing & Lifestyle Property Specialist
Craig Pellow McGrath Riverina NSW craigpellow@mcgrath.com.au 0428 780 219
Broadacre, Grazing, Dryland/Irrigated Farming & Livestock Production Specialist
Jason Haines
McGrath Riverina NSW jasonhaines@mcgrath.com.au 0488 594 450
Broadacre, Water Trading, Dryland/ Irrigated Farming, Dairy & Livestock Production Specialist
Stewart Adlington McGrath Central Tablelands NSW stewartadlington@mcgrath.com.au 0400 890 432
Broadacre, Grazing, Intensive Ag, Water Trading, Lifestyle & Subdivision Specialist
Andrew Pellow McGrath Riverina NSW andrewpellow@mcgrath.com.au 0488 226 135
Broadacre & Lifestyle Specialist
Shannon Fergusson
McGrath Snowy Mountains NSW shannonfergusson@mcgrath.com.au 0429 788 143
Broadacre & Lifestyle Property Specialist
Anne Stone
McGrath Southern Highlands NSW annestone@mcgrath.com.au 0414 457 868
Lifestyle Property Specialist
Chilli Bromage
McGrath Hunter Valley NSW chillibromage@mcgrath.com.au 0414 865 859
Lifestyle Property Specialist
Kate McDougall
McGrath Mansfield VIC katemcdougall@mcgrath.com.au 0419 303 515
Equine, Broadacre & Lifestyle Property Specialist
Craig Hailes
McGrath Manning Valley CraigHailes@mcgrath.com.au 0439 471 949
Grazing & Lifestyle Property Specialist
Stuart Davies
McGrath Camden NSW stuartd@mcgrath.com.au 0412 945 954
Equine, Grazing, Lifestyle & Subdivision Specialist
Michael Burke
McGrath Upper Hunter NSW michaelburke@mcgrath.com.au 0429 692 454
Equine, Broadacre & Grazing Specialist
Sam McDougall
McGrath Mansfield VIC sammcdougall@mcgrath.com.au 0475 235 669
Broadacre & Lifestyle Property Specialist
Scott Kennedy-Green
McGrath Head Office scottk@mcgrath.com.au 0412 016 014
Chief Auctioneer & Head of Rural
Greg Vincent
McGrath Hawkesbury NSW gregvincent@mcgrath.com.au 0410 526 904
Equine & Lifestyle Property Specialist
Bill Johnston
Ballina | Lennox Head | Alstonville NSW billjohnston@mcgrath.com.au 0422 820 048
Nut Farming, Horticulture & Lifestyle Property Specialist
Matthew Edwards
McGrath Ballarat VIC matthewedwards@mcgrath.com.au 0401 728 881
Lifestyle Property Specialist
Our team is based in the regions we live and operate in. We invest in great people who are highly regarded in the community, and have built a hyperlocal network and trusted team that delivers outstanding real estate results.
