A rare opportunity to live in a grand country residence on 24.28 ha of beautiful rich soil located only 9 kms from the town of Mudgee in the Central West of New South Wales. A lifestyle choice only you can make, do it today.

The homestead, built in 1865 and extended later, was originally part of the land granted to Frederick and Alexander Cox in 1860 which was established as a merino stud with stocks of Spanish merinos from Macarthur's property of Camden in 1866.

12ft ceilings and open fireplaces complement the colonial architecture with cedar timberwork and ornate ceilings. The additions have been beautifully blended to suite the property's features with sandstock brick and wide open verandahs.

There are 4 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms, a study, gourmet kitchen and pantry, large storage areas, formal and informal dining areas, sitting room and library in the main house and the original stables have been converted into two units with their own bathrooms, sleeping lofts, wood heaters, and ceiling fans. A wine connoiseurs delight is the cellar which was an original part of the house.

The property has two dams, 20,000 gallon underground tank and an equipped bore with four fully fenced paddocks on 24.28 hectares of beautiful rich soils, located only 7kms south of Mudgee and 3½ hours drive from Sydney.

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Properties of this calibre are rarely available to the market. Inspections are stricly by appointment.

Contact:



Gai Blackley
Ph: (02) 6372 4533
Mobile: 0411 251 637