McGrath Riverina is proud to present "PineView", an exceptional lifestyle and grazing property that perfectly combines privacy, productivity, and proximity. Set on an impressive 220.03* hectares (544* acres), this remarkable holding offers a rare opportunity to secure a substantial rural estate less than 20 minutes (17.5km*) from the Wagga Wagga CBD.
Offering complete seclusion and tranquility, "PineView" is privately nestled within the scenic Gelston Park district - a location highly regarded for its peaceful rural setting and easy access to the conveniences of Wagga CBD.
The property features a modern and well-presented three-bedroom, two-bathroom brick residence, offering light-filled living spaces, a functional floorplan, and quality finishes throughout. Two spacious living areas provide ample room for family living and entertaining, while the expansive outdoor entertaining area captures panoramic views across the surrounding landscape. The home overlooks a full-sized tennis court, a spring fed dam perfect for gatherings or quiet enjoyment, and is supported by a four-car shed providing excellent storage or workshop options.
Designed as the ultimate mixed grazing and lifestyle property, "PineView" comprises approximately 55% (around 300 acres) of arable land, ideal for cropping or improved pastures, with the balance 244 acres of timbered grazing country - offering both shelter and diversity for livestock. The property is well-fenced, with a secure boundary and a combination of fixed and electric internal fencing dividing the land into 12 paddocks, ensuring efficient stock rotation and management.
Adding further appeal is the future development potential, with the property already divided into eight titles under RU2 Rural Landscape zoning, with a Minium lot size of 40Ha providing flexibility and long-term upside for the incoming purchaser STCA.
Whether you are seeking a productive farming operation, a lifestyle retreat with space and privacy, or a long-term i
A well‑appointed rural homestead whose main appeal is the expansive pastoral setting and private dam rather than any striking architectural authorship. The house is a conventional brick ranch/farm style with practical verandahs and outbuildings — functional and well maintained but not architect‑designed or historically significant.
Key Architectural Features
private dam / stock pondexpansive grazing paddockssingle‑storey brick homesteadwide verandah / covered outdoor livingsolar panels on rooflandscaped lawns and gardensoutbuildings and cattle yardsgravel firepit seating areasandy dressage/arena area (or level yard)
