"Green Hills" comprising approximately 400 acres of attractive eastern fall country overlooking the renown Nowendoc Valley.
A rare offering that can be utilised for a variety of purposes, a starter block, opportunity to add on to an exisiting operation, or a perfect life-styler.
From a production sense ideally the country is suited to a cattle operation of either breeding or fattening. The current owners typically run between 50-60 cows with followers.
The eastern facing undulating country is comprised mostly of basalt soils and is well protected from westerly winds and hash summer suns. Ranging from approx. 1134 - 1050 masl the property starts high in the hills above Nowendoc and runs down to the Peel Creek a permeant water source and home to rainbow and brown trout.
WATER is a feature with the mentioned Peel Creek fed from springs high in the sides of the mountains, which also feed a number of earth dams. A reticulated watering system has been set up to pump water from the creek to the house and paddocks above. Average rain fall is approximately 1000mm with the BoM rainfall meter located on the property.
Outstanding stands of native timber including silver top stringy, brown top stringy, messmates, and New England peppermints have in the past been harvested for milling and an opportunity exist for agroforestry across parts of the property.
The homestead with views across the opposing mountains is a comfortable 2 bedroom house with office that could easily be converted back to a 3rd bedroom.
The infrastructure on the property includes shed with three car spaces and workshop, reticulated watering system, hay shed and two sets of functional cattle yards. The property is subdivided into 8 main paddocks and several smaller paddocks.
A campout has been neatly established along the Peel Creek, perfect for sitting back and forgetting about it all.
Green Hills has been enjoyed by the current family for a number of generations and now its time for the next custodians to enjoy this mountain hideaway.
Property ID: #LBT3586
