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Dedicated to Showcasing Property and Happenings in GloucesterSpring 2018

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In This Edition:Craven Creek ConcertsWestpac Dinner & AuctionDig GloucesterDistinguished Gentleman’s RideCWA Pink Ribbon BreakfastTennis Tournament

UPCOMING EVENTS IN GLOUCESTER

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You can’t help but hear the negative media reports relating to the current decline in the Sydney market. Auction clearance rates are down and prices in the more up market northern and eastern suburbs have tumbled significantly.With credit tightening, buyers are finding their borrowing capacity is significantly reduced compared to twelve months ago. This has seen a shift in buyer demand to suburbs in Sydney’s west, south west and other areas where properties are already significantly more affordable.This flow on effect is benefiting the Gloucester Market and has been for many months now. Not only are properties affordable compared to the metropolitan markets, for the investor, Gloucester properties generally also offer a more attractive return. This should continue to be the case in the medium term at least, with our rental market close to 100% occupancy for houses in town. Vacant properties are quick to fill and there are good tenants lining up for good properties.

Median house prices for Gloucester continue to hover around the $300,000 mark. However, the best way for me to explain the real

change in our market is with the following example:

Take a well presented, 25 year old brick veneer, 4 bedroom, two bathroom home on an 800sqm to 1,000sqm. In 2016 such a property would have sold for around $280,000. In today’s market that house would sell for around $320,000, an increase of 14% over the two years. And the market demand continues to remain strong for good residential properties. Not only are residential sales stronger up to $350,000, we have lots of buyers looking for rural lifestyle properties 5 to 30 acres with up to $650,000 to spend.

As expected the rural market is generally slower at this time given the state-wide effects of the worst drought on record and low cattle prices. We haven’t seen a drop in prices here, just longer sale periods. So let’s hope we all get some good rain in this Spring.

If you have any real estate or property management questions, do not hesitate to pop into our office for a chat. We’d love to see you.

Gloucester Holds Its OwnMarket Update by Gary Ferris

The Craven Creek Concerts are entering their sixth year and already tickets are selling fast.The beautiful symphonies and powerful orchestral movements will touch even the toughest critics. This year’s performers have put together a wonderful program featuring Mendelssohn’s Octet in E Flat Major, Richard Strauss’s String Sextet from Capriccio and Josef Haydn’s Quartet No 6 in C Major.The Craven Creek Concerts started when the Lindsay family bought ‘Kingfisher’ at Craven Creek. The old barn on the farm had a stage that was crying out to be used. In 2013, the first concert was held in September to a packed audience. The response to the concert encouraged the Lindsay family to make it an annual event which led to the formation of the Craven Creek Music Association Inc., a not-for-profit registered charitable organisation aimed to develop and promote music in and around the Gloucester region.

About the Performers:Timo-Veikko ‘Tipi’ Valve performs as a soloist, chamber musician and orchestral leader on both modern and period instruments. Valve studied at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki and at the Edsberg Music Institute in Sweden. In 2006, Valve was appointed Principal Cello of the Australian Chamber Orchestra.Caroline Hopson is a freelance violinist and performs regularly with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Opera Australia Orchestra, Australian Haydn Ensemble, Australian Romantic and Classical Orchestra and the Australian Chamber Orchestra.

Liisa Pallandi has been involved with the Australian Chamber Orchestra since 2012, when she was an Emerging Artist under the mentorship of Helena Rathbone. She gained a full-time position with the orchestra in 2014.Ike See has been with the Australian Chamber Orchestra since 2013. In Singapore, Ike studied with Sylvia Khoo from the age of four and later with Qian Zhou, at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music.Thibaud Pavlovic-Hobba plays with the Australian Chamber Orchestra. In 2012 he was an Emerging Artist with the Australian Chamber Orchestra under Zoë Black and Helena Rathbone’s mentorship. He joined the Orchestra as a part-time musician in 2016.Nathan Greentree took up the viola in 2012, having previously studied the violin. In 2015, he completed his Bachelor of Music (Performance) at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, under the tutelage of Roger Benedict. In 2016, Nathan was the first person to be selected into both the Australian Chamber Orchestra’s Emerging Artist and Sydney Symphony Orchestra’s Fellowship programs in the same year. Heather Lindsay works with the Australian Ballet and Opera Orchestra and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Heather was a member of the ensemble that played at the inaugural Craven Creek concert in September 2013.Lachlan O’Donnell is a Sydney-based violinist/violist who performs throughout Australia and abroad as a soloist, chamber musician and orchestral player.

Heather LindsayCellist

Caroline HopsonViolinist

Lachlan O’DonnellViolinist/Violist

Ike SeeViolinist

Nathan GreentreeViolist

Liisa PallandiViolinist

Timo-Veikko ValveCellist

Thibaud Pavlovic-HobbaViolinist

Craven Creek Concerts

For more information or to book tickets go to www.cravencreekmusic.com or call 0411 114 653

The Old Bank Building $675,000 + GST

High profile corner block in the main street of townOld Bank of New South Wales building built in 1953Generous 3-4 bedroom residence upstairsHuge lounge room and dining roomRetail/commercial space downstairs includes manager’s office, kitchen, bathrooms and storage room2 balconies overlooking the park and the Bucketts MntsOff street garage parking for 3 vehicles with workshop

485 Church Street, Gloucester www.webbs.com.au

Gloucester District Tennis Association will be hosting the 2018 Gloucester Open AMT & JT over the long weekend.The tournament is the highlight of the Gloucester sporting calendar and has twice won the Gloucester District Sports Committee Sporting Event of the Year. This September, the GDTA Committee are expecting over 300 players. The events range from the Australian Money Tournament (AMT) Men’s and Women’s Singles where prizemoney of $500 is on offer for the winner, through to the fun Parent and Child Event which enables families to play in a social environment.Two feature events are the Peter Green Memorial Special Men’s Singles and Merilyn Relf Memorial Women’s Singles, named in honour of the long-standing committee members lost to the Club this year.The event brings over 400 people to the town where they enjoy our accommodation, cafes and pubs and wonderful main street shops. Not only that, they take the opportunity to explore the rivers and

beautiful pristine environment our valley offers.This is a wonderful community event which involves some regular, hard working volunteers. Of course, we could always do with some more volunteers so if you feel you can offer your services over the weekend we would welcome you.Soon after this major tournament, the Ladies Summer Evening Competition commences. This year, there will be a difference. Not only are we offering the traditional long form competition, but we are announcing the start of a new “Fast 4” competition. Games are shorter and should be over and done with by about 8.30pm.Contact the Tennis Club at [email protected] or on Facebook for further details.The Clubhouse is also available for hire. It is the perfect spot for intimate weddings, parties, meetings and get togethers with spectacular views of the Bucketts. Bookings can be made at the Visitors Information Centre.

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Stunning Queenslander on the River

$945,000

Stunning Queenslander-style home overlooking the Bowman River.This home has been extensively renovated and set in park-like surrounds.

Main residence upstairs comprising:- 3 bedrooms, master bedroom with WIR and ensuite

- Beaumont timber kitchen with double oven, gas cooktop- A generous living room, with bar cradles the kitchen

- Separate dining room- Enormous second living room with raked ceilings

- Hardwood verandah wraps around the living room- Main bathroom with shower, claw-foot bath and bide

- Laundry with disabled ramp access

Self-contained accommodation downstairs comprising:- 2 bedrooms and a bathroom

- Kitchen/meals- Enormous games room opens onto hardwood deck

- Direct access to the in-ground swimming pool- Garage parking for 3 cars plus a huge workshop

Other features of the home include air-conditioning, slow combustion wood fire, satellite broadband and Colorbond garage.

There is over half a kilometre of frontage to the Bowman River and 100% useable riverside grazing. 2 large tanks supply water to the house and a pump on the river

supplies water to another tank for the gardens. This unique property is located approximately 15km north west of Gloucester via tar sealed road.

5 3 8 4.39ha

(02) 6558 1507 [email protected]

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One of the Best! $210,000

Great level building block located in Thunderbolts EstateOn the high side with fantastic views to the northQuality homes in well developed estate, tar sealed roadsFully serviced, very close to town and all amenities


The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride is a niche charity event held on the last Sunday in September with gentlefolk riding their Cafe Racer, Bobber, Classic, Tracker, Scrambler, Old School Chopper, Modern Classic, Sidecar, Classic Scooter, Brat Styled motorcycles to raise awareness and funds for prostate cancer research and male suicide prevention programs.On Sunday, 30th September 2018, the dapper ladies and gentlemen of Gloucester, New South Wales will join the tens of thousands of distinguished gentlefolk worldwide who don their cravats, tweak their moustaches, press their tweed and sit astride their classic and vintage styled motorcycles in support of men's health.In order to participate in the ride and to know the exact route of the ride, you must register at www.gentlemansride.com then select “Australia” and then “Gloucester” to be part of the Gloucester ride.Registered riders will start gathering with their classic motorcycles in Gloucester township on Sunday 30th September 2018 for a jaunty ride around glorious Gloucester.

Local volunteers and members of the Gloucester Prostate Support Group and Ulysses Group will offer tea, coffee and cake to riders and the public at Waukivory Hall. This fundraising morning tea will be available from 11am with all proceeds from the event going to support the local Gloucester Prostate Support Group.Although we want to raise as much money for men's health as possible, the style of this event unfortunately does not include all styles of bikes. Think old school charm and dapper clothing to match and you are on track.All riders must have legally registered motorcycles, including the minimum insurances and wear all legally required protective gear.We are hoping that people will come out to view the classic bikes and well-dressed riders on the day and that it will be an enjoyable morning for both riders and spectators.Donations towards prostate cancer research and men’s health can be made online at www.gentlemansride.com by clicking the “DONATE” button in the top right hand corner.

Quiet Village Living$265,000

Neat 4BR house located in the village of BarringtonLarge, gently sloping, fully fenced block on the high side of the street

Considerable renovation has been done, including new roof and freshly paintedHardwood timber floors, high ceilings, fans throughout and gas connected

All bedrooms have carpet, one with air-con, one with built-insLounge room with new carpet and gas heater with views to the countryside

Light and airy kitchen combines with generous dining roomSpacious bathroom with toilet shower and new vanity

Closed in back verandah, garden shed and carportLandscaped easy care gardens

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2 Bedroom Home on Great Level Block $239,000

Weatherboard 2BR home with tile roof & concrete piersNear level block with rear lane accessLounge with fireplace, combined dining/sitting roomOld kitchen in need of renovatingRenting for $240 per week prior to being offered for saleGreat rural views to the north from the backyard

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The Country Women’s Association is more than tea and scones. Established in 1922, the CWA is the largest women’s organisation in Australia and aims to improve the conditions for country women and children. They also aim to create positive change by lobbying government, helping the local community and creating a network of support between rural towns and cities.To encourage younger women to join the CWA, the Gloucester Evening Branch formed the CWA Gloucester Evening Branch Young Women’s Group. This group meets monthly to learn valuable skills from the ladies of the Evening Branch. So far, the ladies have taught, and learnt, knitting and crochet, baking, car maintenance skills, jam making and preserving and pottery painting. Through this initiative, the Branch has seen 6 new members join.

The new members have become part of the CWA family and are keen to continue participating in the Branch and help out where they can for regular catering and fundraiser events the Gloucester Evening Branch run.In October, Gloucester CWA Evening Branch will be hosting their annual Pink Ribbon Breakfast, raising funds for the Gloucester Breast Cancer Support Group. Each year, a fabulous spread of breakfast items are on offer to early risers in Gloucester including cereals, juice, hot drinks and hot food. It’s a wonderful, lively morning for anyone to come and enjoy good food while catching up with friends.The Pink Ribbon Breakfast will be held at the CWA Rooms in Church Street (opposite Woolworths) on Tuesday 23rd October from 7:30am to 10:30am, cost is $10. All are welcome to come and enjoy breakfast.

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m is only 12 kms from Gloucester; no neighbours in sight, beautiful established gardens, and a stunning home overlooking a bend in the river. The home is built from sand stock bricks, made by convicts in 1856.“Nunyara”, a very productive 128 acre farm is divided into six well maintained paddocks, with ample water in every paddock year round. The main dam supplies water to the gardens and troughs around the farm. The current owners run 40 steers on the farm which is 100% useable.The residence has 2 bedrooms downstairs including the sunny master bedroom with a large WIR and ensuite with bath. The second and third bedrooms are upstairs, one is heated via the downstairs fire’s flu and has a WIR and ensuite. The downstairs area is perfect

for entertaining with a new kitchen which opens onto a light-filled living area and through to the 5m deck. There is a second, large deck looking over the river paddock.Some of the other many features of this property include new 6kw solar system with Tesla battery, 2 slow combustion fireplaces, reverse cycle air-con, salt water, self-cleaning swimming pool, satellite NBN, established fruit trees and vegetable patch, new 3 car shed, 2 car garage, machinery and hay shed, 140,000 litres (approx) of water storage. So if you are looking for 5 star accommodation on a productive farm with excellent water security, close to town, then an inspection of “Nunyara” is an absolute must.

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Stunning Home - Productive Farm$1,595,000


Nowendoc Motel - Great Country Lifestyle $1,200,000


Warren Goodrich was born in Lismore and after attending school there, moved to Newcastle to train at Newcastle Teachers College, becoming an Industrial Arts teacher. After graduating, his first appointment was in Canberra, before taking up a position at Gloucester High School in 1972.Warren remained teaching, while completing his degree in earth sciences until 1990, before resigning to have a career change to become a contract builder with Greg West. Warren retired in 2010 and remains at his local residence in Barrington.In 1979 Warren decided to try his hand at painting which led to becoming the inaugural President of Gloucester Art Society. The establishment of an Art Society saw the introduction of art exhibitions and workshops from visiting professional artists. During this time Warren developed his traditional style in oils and water colour mediums and held an art exhibition in conjunction with woodworker Greg Collier.Warren had a significant layoff from art during his construction period and has only recently “dusted off the brushes” becoming more involved in his interests and pursuits of art development.His style was influenced by long term friend Philip Pomroy in a very traditional manner and the Artists from the Australian Impressionists especially Tom Roberts and Arthur Streeton. Warren attended portrait workshops and still life classes with Joshua Smith and Eve Close.Recently he has attended workshops provided by signature Blue Mountain Artist John Wilson – travelling to the MacDonnell Ranges for an intense plein air experience with John as well as a 10-day Masterclass in the Blue Mountains. Warren has recently joined John in the Tumut area for a gathering of other professional artists for a "paint out".

His works are varied in subject and range from landscapes, with the inclusions of seascapes – street scapes, harbour views, buildings and mountain vistas. The inclusion of pen and ink drawings add another scope to his representational work.Warren also produces wooden projects although this has been reduced of recent with him concentrating more on his painting.Warren’s artworks are represented in commercial building displays, government institutes and private collections. A few works have been sent overseas as gifts.

His forthcoming exhibition at The Gloucester Gallery opens on October 12 and is on display for 4 weeks

What’s Onat the Gallery:Warren Goodrich

Four motel units with a combination of single and double beds, kitchenette/dining and bathroomCottage 1 has 3BRs, sleep-out, kitchen/meals, lounge with wood heater, currently renting for $550 per weekCottage 2 has 4BRs, lounge/dining, bunk roomCottage 3 with3BRs, open plan kitchen/living/lounge

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Grow-Your-Own Lifestyle Block - VENDOR MUST SELL! $830,000

5 bedroom brick home built in 2011Open plan living, 2 verandahs, main BR with ensuiteSalt water pool, pool house and BBQ areaSelf-sufficiency features: raised vegie beds, citrus orchard, netted fruit orchard, grape vines, chicken coop/aviary, solar panels, solar HWS, 4 x 5,000 gallon water tanks3 car garage, 5-bay machinery shed with bathroomExcellent tenants bringing in $410 per week

5 3 8 4,501m2


Great Position onTop of the Hill

$215,000

3 bedroom weatherboard cottage in need of major renovation Fantastic, elevated position a short walk to the main street

Spacious family/lounge, large kitchen, formal dining room, 2 bathrooms Detached single garage

Large, near level block with rear lane access Potential dual occupancy or granny flat

3 2 1 988m2

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As the guns silenced over the battlefields of World War II, life quietly moved along in Gloucester. Progress was slow to pick up after the war, as shortages and restrictions were still present but peace had come and the community was beginning to enjoy life again and looking forward to the future.Soon after the men returned from war and finances improved, the Council started to catch up on road and park improvements that had been neglected during the years of war.The local parks were given a facelift with the assistance of an expert from the Sydney Botanical Gardens who drew up the plans for Gloucester Park. Extra sporting fields were included, extensive tree planning was completed, another bowling green was created and a children’s playground installed.The 50s saw a boost in the progress of the town with some significant changes being made. The hospital was finally opened in 1957, which was a huge achievement as this had been a dream for the town for decades. The RSL found its place in 1950 and The Bank of New South Wales constructed its new building in 1955, which still stands in our main street on the corner of Church & Denison Streets.Other buildings that appeared in the 1950s included the new ambulance station, the Baptist Church, the Scout Hall and the first motor service station.Community groups flourished in the 50s, giving Gloucester locals plenty to do and be a part of, whether it be the Junior Farmers, Red Cross, RSL, CWA, Hospital Auxiliary, School P&C, Mother’s Club, Younger Set, Chamber of Commerce, Masons, Oddfellows, a myriad of hobby clubs and more.It wasn’t all plain sailing. In 1956, a flood swept through the town

leaving the main street knee-deep in water. While it was not as high or as devastating as the flood in 1929, it still left its mark and gave the storekeepers of Gloucester a hard time.As the 1960s hit, more development and growth occurred for Gloucester. After years of an overcrowded primary school (catering for students up to Year 10), the High School was officially opened in 1963. Another event in 1963 was Gloucester’s Railway Jubilee celebrating 50 years of rail to Gloucester. Soon after these events, the Swimming Pool opened its doors, providing a safer and more reliable place for locals and visitors to cool down during the summer heat.A town progress review was done in 1963 which revealed that between 1957 and 1963 Gloucester had created 84 new dwellings, 38 new commercial buildings, 4 new banks, the hospital, high school and swimming pool… and installed 222 TV antennas!As we found our way into the 1970s, life began to move along quietly and steadily. Changes during this time included the introduction of early education in the shape of a pre-school and playgroup. Children’s playgrounds were also improved.Sport, as ever, thrived and many new clubs were established. Junior Cricket and Little Athletics began in 1972, soccer started up in 1976, netball was gaining momentum after it began in 1968 and karate joined the community in 1980.In 1978, the community was hit with another terrible flood which caused serious damage to the roads and farms near Barrington. This flood was considered one of the worst in our town’s history.The 1980s to the present day are a much more familiar time for most, and we will venture into these decades in the next edition of the Gloucester Showcase Magazine.

A Walk DownMemory Lane...after the war

Opposite page: 1956 flood in Church StreetCurrent page: 1 - Gloucester High School opened in 1963, 2 - the aftermath of the 1978 flood along the river flats before the Barrington River, 3 - 1956 flood in Church Street, 4 - 1963 railway jubilee, 5 - 1956 flood in Church Street.

Source: These Hills, These Valleys by Robin Budge

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Get Bush Fire Ready

With another drier than average season behind us and more of the same projected this Spring and Summer, there’s no better time than now to get bush fire ready. Bush Fire Survival Plans are available free to everyone to help prepare for any bush fire event and can help save your families lives, property and livelihood.

In each Bush Fire Survival Plan, you receive all the information you need to develop your own fire plan. Laid out in a simple and concise format, these plans have a 4 step process.

1. DISCUSS what to do if a bush fire threatens your home.This should only take around 20 minutes. Dinner time is the perfect opportunity when all the family are together. Some of the things you will talk about include when will you leave, where will you go, how will you get there, what will you take, who will we call to tell that we’re leaving and that we have arrived safely, and what is our backup plan. Some people may choose to stay if they are well prepared and there is information in the plan that helps guide a conversation around this decision.

2. PREPARE your home and get it ready for bush fire season.There are 5 top actions you can take to make your home safer this bush fire season. These are: - Trim overhanging trees and shrubs

- Mow grass and remove the cuttings - Remove material that can burn around your home - Clear and remove all debris from gutters - Prepare a sturdy hose that will reach around the house3. KNOW the bush fire alert levels.If there is a fire nearby, the NSW RFS website, the radio and the Fires Near Me app will display an alert level. These are: ADVICE: A fire has started, there is no immediate danger WATCH AND ACT: There is a heightened level of threat EMERGENCY WARNING: This is the highest level. You may be in danger and need to take action now

4. KEEP all the bush fire information numbers, websites, and the smart phone app.Key information can be accessed by: - Calling 000 in an emergency - Calling 1800 679 737 (1800 NSW RFS) for bush fire info - Visit www.rfs.nsw.gov.au - Download the free Fires Near Me smartphone app - Listen to local radio, watch TV, read newspapers - Social media facebook.com/nswrfs or twitter.com/nswrfs

For further information contactMid Coast District on 1300 643 262

Lot 112 & Lot 114 Sanctuary Ridge $200,000 - $220,000

Sanctuary Ridge is a prestigious rural-residential estate offering a quality country lifestyle. These blocks are located on the edge of Barrington Village and are close to National Parks and the Barrington River. Only a 5 minute drive to Gloucester and one hour to the coast.

LOT 112 SANCTUARY RIDGE $220,0001.164 ha (2.88 acres approx) blockElevated, level house site, northerly aspect with rural outlook

LOT 114 SANCTUARY RIDGE $200,0001.1511 ha (2.8 acres approx)This outstanding house site overlooks a large water feature to rural land beyond.

Webbs Real Estate has been providing Gloucester with a professional property management service for decades. We have a large portfolio of properties under management and our friendly and expert team is available to advise you in all aspects of property management, whether you are a tenant or a landlord. Email our Senior Property Manager, Amy Johnson your property management questions.

I want to get NBN at my place. Do I have to talk to my property manager about this?If you are located in an NBN area and only require an NBN modem for installation then you do not need permission from your Property Manager or Landlord as long as no additional powerpoints or alterations to the home are needed for installation.If you require satellite NBN, this involves having a satellite dish installed on the roof and a box to the wall. You will need to obtain permission prior to having anything installed. Speak with your property manager and they will discuss with the landlord if they are willing to have the satellite NBN installed.

I moved into a flat and there is info in the tenancy agreement about Strata. Do I have to pay the Strata fees for my flat?No. Strata fees are costs covered by the landlord. When you signed your Residential Tenancy Agreement, you should receive a copy of the by-laws. These are rules developed usually by the owner’s of the flats to govern the appropriate behaviour of habitants and common use of the property. It is your responsibility to abide by these by-laws during your tenancy.

My dog had puppies and my kids want to keep one of them. Is that ok?You need to obtain permission if you wish to add any pets to your Residential Tenancy Agreement. Speak with your property manager about your wish to keep a pet and they will discuss it with the landlord. Remember, the landlord has the right to refuse your request. You will also need to discuss with your property manager that all the puppies may need to stay with you temporarily until they reach weaning age. Your property manager can discuss with you a plan and timeline for rehoming the puppies.For future reference, if you find out that your pet is pregnant, it is important to notify the property manager immediately so that you can be proactive in deciding what will happen once the animals are born.

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“ Ask Amy”If you have any property management questions

you can email Amy on [email protected]


LOT 112 LOT 114

Dig Gloucester Stalls

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Dig Gloucester is a community event embracing everything to do with gardening! Come and be part of this fantastic inaugural weekend on 13-14 October 2018 which is all about plants, horticulture, organic gardening, growing, arts and crafts and anything related to gardens and nature. Part of the weekend activities include the opportunity to visit 6 open gardens and a community organic garden. Entry to each of the gardens costs $2 per person.

On the Saturday at Billabong Park, the ever-popular Farmers Markets will have extra stall holders, guest speakers and demonstrations, family fun activities and garden product suppliers.There will also be an arts and craft show held over the weekend showcasing garden and nature subjects. Entry to the arts and craft show is $2 per person.The event is being run by Destination Gloucester and Gloucester Garden Club. Destination Gloucester is an organisation formed to promote the Gloucester lifestyle and encourage relocation to this beautiful region. Gloucester Garden Club is a member of Garden Clubs Australia which promotes enjoyment and learning about gardening.

For more details about the event:Search ‘Dig Gloucester - Everything Gardening’ on Facebook

Visit www.diggloucester.comCall Bob Tebbet on 0458 131 433

DESTINATION GLOUCESTER &GLOUCESTER GARDEN CLUB INC.

PO Box 35, Gloucester 2422www.visitgloucester.com.auRing Anne: (02) 6558 4107

SATURDAY 13TH OCTOBER

BILLABONG PARK Gardening Info Sessions

Farmers Market

Rural Fire Brigade Engine Display

Make a Scare Crow

Guided Tour of Gloucester’s Public Parks

10am - 4pm

8am - 12:30pm

10am - 11am

11am & 2pm

9am - 4pm

3pm Wheelbarrow & Lawn Mower Competition

62 CEMETERY ROAD 10am - 4pm Tucker Patch Community Garden

GLOUCESTER SOLDIERS CLUB HALL 9am - 4pm

Arts & Craft Show

Bonsai Display

Floral Art Demonstration

OPEN GARDENS VARIOUS LOCATIONS 10am - 4pm

16 Craven Close

13 Barrington East Road

77 Relfs Road

99 Irrawang Road

13 Wright Close

50 Relfs Road

GLOUCESTER MEMORIAL PARK 2pm - 4pm High Tea - Boutique Teas,

Coffee & Delicious Cakes

SATURDAY 13TH OCTOBER

BILLABONG PARKDig Gloucester Stalls

10am - 3pmGardening Info Sessions

62 CEMETERY ROAD 10am - 4pm Tucker Patch Community Garden

GLOUCESTER SOLDIERS CLUB HALL 10am - 3pm

Arts & Craft Show

Bonsai Display

Floral Art Demonstration

OPEN GARDENS VARIOUS LOCATIONS 10am - 4pm

16 Craven Close

13 Barrington East Road

77 Relfs Road

99 Irrawang Road

13 Wright Close

50 Relfs Road

11 Collaroy Avenue 12 Collaroy Avenue

Lovingly Restored Country HomeBuilt circa 1900, lovingly restored & renovated by the current ownersPrivate 5.9 acre block, overlooking river flats and rolling hillsFenced into a house yard plus 3 paddocks with a damCombined kitchen/dining room plus 3 living areas3 bedrooms, spacious bathroom, verandahs on all sides

Fully Renovated and beautifully PresentedFully renovated and beautifully presented brick home in BarringtonGently sloping, north facing block in a quiet location with rural outlook 4BRs, 2 with ensuites, 3 with built-ins - all with air-con and ceiling fansCombined kitchen/meals with an adjoining sitting room/study.Kitchen has an induction cook top, range hood, large oven, dishwasher

26 Lavers Street 3898 Thunderbolts Way

What an Outlook!296 acres 30min north of Gloucester at BrettiQuality, well appointed brick home with spectacular viewsSubstantial paddock work, carrying capacity from 20 to 40 headBrand new 5 bay shed (3 open bays and 2 lock-up with roller doors)Brand new Red River cattle yards and crush

Stunning ViewsQuality, split level brick and tile home on beautifully landscaped blockStunning views to the east from the full length verandahUpstairs light-filled kitchen with adjoining meals, dining and loungeDownstairs three large bedrooms all with carpet, fans and built-insThree way bathroom, lots of storage in hallway and laundry

14 Higgins Close 26 Dangar Road

Garden OasisMagnificent four bedroom, two bathroom homeOne hectare, beautiful garden block including a large damThree spacious living areas + outdoor entertaining areaFantastic views of the Bucketts Mountain RangeGaraging for four vehicles plus room for a workshop

Beautiful Brick and TileBeautifully built brick & tile home (3 bedroom + study or 4th bedroom)Situated in an elevated position at the end of a quiet cul-de-sacNortherly aspect, with easy care gardens with avocado grove & orchardGenerous, air-conditioned open plan living, dining & kitchen areaTiled outdoor entertaining area with ceiling fans

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This year the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service (WRHS) Gloucester Support Group is celebrating 20 years of service. Since its beginnings in 1998, the group has raised over $700,000. The group wishes to thank all its supporters for all their generous donations over this 20-year period supporting this essential community service. On 22nd September, the Support Group are holding the Annual Dinner, Dance & Auction event which raises much needed funds to keep the Helicopter service in the air.Join this wonderful night full of dancing, mystery prizes, a raffle and of course, the auction.A delicious 2 course meal is provided and local band, Circus Mule will keep you on your feet.Hors D’oeuvres are served at 6pm with the main meal being served at 7pm. Tickets are $50 per person and can be purchased before 18th September from Gloucester Health Foods.If you would like more information about this fantastic community event, call Lorraine Groves on 0427 581 904.

About WRHSThe Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service provides a free service to the communities of Northern NSW and is approaching 2,000 missions each year.Since 1975 nobody has ever had to pay to be assisted by the Community’s Own Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service. Today the Service delivers world class aeromedical search, rescue and inter-hospital transfers to care for 1.5 million people throughout Northern NSW from three bases in Belmont, Tamworth and Lismore.

Upcoming Events • Anniversary Dinner & Auction - 22nd September 2018• Street Raffle - 6th October 2018• Barefoot Bowl and Toy Raffle - 11th November 2018• Trivia Night - 16th March 2019• Bowden Brothers Concert - 27th April 2019


Westpac Dinner & Auction

Prestigious rural residential subdivisionFully serviced - town water, sewerage system,underground power & phoneEasy access to town facilitiesEasy building sites, tar sealed roadExpansive view from the Bucketts Mountains to the Mograni Range

Thunderbolt Estate $155,000 - $210,000

Residential Blocks For Sale


34 Henderson Street $72,500

Ready to Build on Residential BlockGently sloping 847sqm block in Henderson StreetCorner location with only one neighbourLovely, quiet neighbourhood in newly developed areaEasy walk to town and high schoolNorthern view looking over high school agricultural farm and Council nature reserve

16 Laurie Street $80,000

Quiet Cul-de-Sac LocationGreat location and neighbourhoodElevated position with views to the Bucketts MountainsR2 zoning allows for dual occupancy and residential flatsEasy walk to High School and 1.5km to the main street areaGreat building block of 838.2sqm

28 Lavers Street $85,000

Check Out The Views!Sloping 715sqm block in a quiet locationGreat neighbourhoodSituated among other qualities homesStunning rural views to the east and northOne of the few building blocks left in townClose to High School

24 White Circuit $89,000

Private Block in New EstateFantastic 945.7sqm block in new EstateShared driveway nestled away from street frontageBlock completely level and semi-cleared - ready to build onNature Reserve located on the southern boundaryShort walk to Babbler Habitat Walk (recreational parkland)

Great Site for Development $210,000

Large level block within easy walk to shopsGood location with uninterrupted views of Bucketts MtnsOriginal fibro cottage in need of attention with three bedrooms and one bathroom The block can be subdividedZoning is R2- Low Density Residential

3 1 1 1,400m2

Investment Property with Great Tenant

$199,000

Neat two bedroom strata unit in quiet cul-de-sac within easy distance to shopsOpen plan kitchen/meals/lounge with carpet and air-con

Two bedrooms with carpet, one with built-insBathroom with shower, vanity and toilet

Internal access to single car garage and laundryCurrently renting for $230 per week with a great tenant

2 1 1


Budget 2 Bedder$215,000

2BR vinyl clad, weatherboard houseNortherly aspect and situated on a near level 988 sqm block

Large living room with built-in slow combustion heaterEat-in kitchen with upright electic range

Old, original bathroomSingle garage, garden shed and aviary

Live here while you renovate

2 1 1


988m2

Easy CareWeekender

$179,000

This gently sloping 2 acre block is fully fenced and neatly landscapedThe weekender-style accommodation comprises 2 cabins joined by

a breezewayGreat rural outlook from the front and back of the weekender

Power is connected to weekender with a kitchenette, sitting room and bedroom

3 bay (9mx7m) shed with concrete floor, 2 roller doors, large tankLocated in the small village of Bundook, 30km north of GloucesterServices include garbage, mail delivery and school bus & tar-sealed

road accessThere is currently no onsite waste (toilet) system

1 0 2 8,188sqm

NEWLISTING

NEWLISTING

3 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom & external laundryNewly renovated large eat-in kitchen

Central living room with slow combustion heaterSolid weatherboard home with carport and large secure shed

Large level backyardClose to medical centre, easy walk to primary school & train station

Great for the first home buyer or investor

3 1 3


936m2

First Home Buyers...Motivated Seller

$234,000

Older style three bedroom hardiplank house Open plan lounge/dining/kitchen area

Air con, timber floors, fan and wood fire, high ceilings Kitchen has upright oven & new dishwasher (still to be connected)

Main bedroom is spacious with fan and timber floor Bedroom two and three have fans, one with carpet

Bathroom with bath, shower and toilet plus linen cupboard in hallway Large back yard, carport, workshop, garden shed and rear lane access

North facing front verandah Situated near the Medical Centre and short walk to primary school

3 1 1 948m2

Big Backyard with Big Shed$259,000

A level corner block with northerly aspect situated in the newest part of Gloucester’s industrial estate comprising an area of 1819sqm with tar road frontage. Fully serviced with town water, sewer, three phase power and phone.


Rural Outlook$279,000

Main road frontage, 5 minutes from CBDGreat family home needs a tidy up and freshen up

2 living areas with slow combustion heater and air-conditioning4 bedrooms (main has built-in wardrobes)Modern timber kitchen with dishwasher

Great rural outlook at the front and rear of the propertyFully fenced yard

Big backyard with above ground pool

4 1 1 809m2

$96,400 incl. GST $125,000+GST per block

Industrial Blocks For Sale

Two magnificent level industrial blocks with northerly aspect in the newest part of Gloucester’s industrial estate: Lot 51 - 2,634sqm and Lot 52 - 2,643sqm. Fully serviced with water, sewer, three phase power and phone.

NEWLISTING

Four Bedroom Home$389,000

Boasting great rural views to the north-east, this brand new 4BR brick home has modern features including split system air-conditioning,

ceiling fans throughout and double garage. The dining room has glass sliding doors onto the alfresco dining area and adjoins a bright and modern kitchen with wall oven, electric cook-top, range-hood and

dishwasher.The main bedroom has a very generous ensuite with large shower and

walk-in robe. All bedrooms have built-ins and ceiling fans.Externally, the property has front porch with rural outlook, north-facing

outdoor entertaining area and a fully fenced yard. Rainwater will be captured from the roof in a 5000L tank. The new owner will also enjoy 7

year’s builders warranty insurance for extra piece of mind.

4 2 2 771m2

BeautifulPresentation

in Great Location$359,000

Ten year old McDonald Jones home with a single car garage, quiet location among other quality homes

Three bedroom brick with a Colourbond roof in an elevated positionLounge room at front, 8ft ceilings, tile floors throughout, air-conKitchen/dining/family with fan and sliding doors to the terrace

All bedrooms have carpet, two with built-ins, third could be officeMain bathroom has separate toilet, bath, shower and vanity

Outdoor paved area with fan and secure backyard

3 1 1 740m2


B&B Income Potential $645,000

Beautifully presented north facing home with B&B optionsFour spacious bedrooms, two with ensuitesTimber floors, high ceilings, ducted air-con, 2 gas fireplacesCharming separate lounge and large family/dining roomKitchen is a chef’s delight with gas cook top, electric ovenSpacious main bathroom, powder room and huge laundryFantastic covered entertaining area and verandahs

4 3 1 979m2


Ideal Family Home$365,000

Quality brick & tile home situated in a good street surrounded by quality properties

3 double bedrooms with ceiling fans, carpet and built-in wardrobesSpacious kitchen/family room with split system air-con, gas and ceiling fan

Formal lounge/dining at the front of the houseEnclosed “outdoor room” at the rear of the house provides a third living spaceDouble garage with auto roller doors, carport at the rear for the boat or trailer

Near level, fully-fenced back yard with Colorbond shed/workshopThree way bathroom with shower, bath and separate toilet

Laundry with second toilet and showerSolar feeding back into the grid

Situated on the high side of the street with great views of the Bucketts

3 2 3 813m2

NEWLISTING

WaukivorySchool House

$378,000

This delightful 1 bedroom house is situated in the small hamlet of Waukivory which has a friendly and active community centered around the restored Community Hall. The property operated as a school until 1979 and retains many of the original features (e.g. high ceilings, beautiful windows and timber floors). The living/dining area is flooded with light, has a wood burning heater and views in all directions. Two water tanks with a pressure system supply the house and the original weather shed out the back is a handy place to keep the mower and tools. The property has

excellent mobile phone reception, plus TV reception and ADSL1 is available. The current owners mow around the house but have

left some of the property to vegetate naturally, creating an easy care meadow.

1 1 0 7,978m2

The Barrington Barnhouse

$429,999

- Colourbond constructed home located in Barrington Village- Front courtyard provides a delightful entrance to the property

- Central open plan living area combining a large gourmet kitchen, walk-in pantry, meals and living room with air-con

- Bedrooms and living room open onto the back outdoor entertaining area with views over the Barrington countryside

- Self-contained flat with kitchenette & ensuite with air-con- Freestanding self-contained room, adjoining the main residence has

a bedroom with air-con, built-ins and living area- 4 bay shed with rainwater tank, currently set up as enclosed

workshop, double garage and laundry area- Property is landscaped with two large garden sheds and chicken coop

3 3 2 4,047m2


Big Family Home$489,000

Located in a quiet street among other quality homes this great family home has terrific views particularly from the kitchen and third living area. The spacious open plan kitchen/meals/

family room forms the hub of the home opening onto an outdoor barbeque entertaining area. The house has ducted air

conditioning, 8’ ceilings and storage in the hallway. The double garage is generous with room for a workshop.This is a top

property, in a fabulous position with a wonderful outlook - a family home doesnt get better than this!

4 2 2 742m2


Modern Family Home on 1 Acre

$645,000

A stunning eat-in kitchen and open plan lounge/dining4 generous bedrooms with built-in robes and plenty of light

Private outdoor living spaces front and backGreat location, easy walk to townLarge, near level, one acre block

Undercover parking for 3 vehiclesDetached studio with air-conditioning and toilet

Currently rented to an excellent tenant for $350 per week

4 2 3 4,032m2


Beautiful Outlook$585,000

You can’t help but be impressed by the beautiful grounds and outstanding views from this quality 4 bedroom family home. The

home has plenty of living space with an enormous combined kitchen/family room that opens onto a verandah with fantastic views of the

majestic Bucketts Mountains. There’s also a formal lounge and dining as well as a verandah and covered BBQ area that opens out to the easy

care established gardens. In addition to the double garage, there’s a Colorbond shed with automatic roller door.

Some of the many other features of this property include slow combustion heater, air-con, main bedroom with ensuite and walk-in robe, green house, vegetable garden beds and wood shed, fenced off

dam, netted dog-proof yard, and Enviro cycle waste system.This quality property is situated in a semi-rural setting just a few

minutes drive from town.

4 2 3 1.36 ha

Escape to the picturesque and peaceful setting that is Mud Hut Rural Aggregation, a selection of 7 rural lifestyle blocks, situated 30km west of Gloucester, between Cobark and the Bowman River.

The blocks all have something different to offer from magic mountain views and valley vistas, to tranquil forest trails and sparkling mountain streams. This natural wonderland abounds with native flora and fauna, including impressive stands of native hardwood timbers. So if you are looking to get close to nature, one of these great blocks is sure to appeal.

Mud HutRURAL AGGREGATION

Bellbirds7.2 hectares(17.8 acres)

Access is directly off Mud Hut Road with an elevated building site and Bush outlook with views through the trees. The block includes a permanent dam.

$95,000

Lords Lookout5.2 hectares(13 acres)

Outstanding house site, breathtaking views across the valley to Rawdonvale, a unique small rural block, private location. SOLD

Timber Tops100.1 hectares

(247 acres)

Timber Tops is an Adventure Block. It is nearly all natural bushland with 3 hectares of cleared land off mud hut road, suitable for a weekender. The views are across bushland to the north from here. The block has frontage to Mud hut

Creek with a terrific picnic area. The balance of the block is steeper, timber covered country that drops off to the south with some impressive stands of

timber.

$225,000

River Run95 hectares(235 acres)

Frontage to Bowman River (1.1km) along the northern boundary. A small amount of cleared land on the south side of Mud Hut Road (2 acres approx)

suitable for a weekender. The balance is natural bushland and timber. Bowman Ridge Trail and Channel Creek Road provide access around the ridges. A new

4WD track provides access down to the private river setting.

SOLD

Mud Hut100.1 hectares

(247 acres)

34 hectares of cleared, natural grazing. Excellent level building sites with northerly aspect overlooking the cleared grazing land. Mud Hut Road dissects the block and Mud Hut Creek runs through the northern section of the block. Forest to the southern end of the block with some impressive stands of timber.

UnderOffer

Forest Ridge100.1 hectares

(247 acres)

This block is in the NW corner of the aggregation and is accessed off Mount Mooney Road. There is 10% cleared land with relatively easy building sites

and a wonderful vista to the north. Access to Mud Hut Creek in the NE corner with an excellent picnic spot and a pocket of rainforest beyond the creek.

SOLD

Lords Creek100.1 hectares

(247 acres)

35% cleared for grazing plus forest grazing under the trees, 2 dams and Lords Creek running through the block. The block comes with a set of large steel stockyards. This block has an outstanding house site with wonderful views

across the valley to Rawdon Vale. 30 minutes drive west of Gloucester.

$399,000

3 BLOCKS REMAINING


Wallanbah$590,000

This 162 acre farm is its own valley within the valley. A spring fed creek meanders through the middle of the property, supplemented by several

dams. Topography is best described as hilly with long ridgelines. A good network of well maintained tracks provides good access to all areas of the block. The fertile brush soils have a good coverage of kikuyu, paspalum,

rhodes grass and red grass which supports an estimated year round carrying capacity of 35 breeding units.

This property has undergone a major makeover in the past couple of years with upgraded fencing and extensive weed management. In addition to

the work carried out on the land, the comfortable weatherboard home has also been given a bit of a makeover - there is still the potential for further development on the house. The zoning is such that the new owner could

build a second home on the block (subject to council consent). There is an excellent elevated house site at the front of the property with outstanding views down the valley. The current cottage could be rented out to provide

a steady income stream in addition to the cattle enterprise.

3 1 3 65.58 ha


Escape to the Country

$695,000

This 13.3 acre hobby farm is set in a stunning location in the Barrington Valley. The land is 100% useable, with topography best described as flat to gently sloping. The renovated brick home is set among established trees in an easy care garden with picturesque

views in all directions. This very comfortable home has been renovated and includes blue gum timber floors, cedar blinds, wood

heater, fans and air conditioning. The property offers many options... just relax at your country retreat, or rejuvenate the vegie garden

and orchard and run some animals. Water security is a feature with 3 water tanks, a dam and the ability to pump from the Barrington

River. The house boasts verandahs on all sides, solar hot water, insulation in the roof and stock mesh boundary fencing. The 12.5m x

12.5m shed has a concrete floor, power and two roller doors.

3 2 3 5.47 ha


Fix Me Up!$645,000

124 hectares (306 acres approx) with 2km of frontage to the Bowman River

Approximately two thirds of the block is cleared10 hectares of flats (24 acres approx)

Old fibro shack could be used as a weekenderExcellent house sites on the ridge with stunning views and

northerly aspectPower runs across the block

A pump on the river supplies water to a tank on the hill which gravity feeds back to the shack

We estimate a current carrying capacity of 35 breeding units or 45 steers

The block needs a good tidy up and requires some fencingLocated 20km North West of Gloucester via tar sealed road

2 1 0 124 ha

Hill View$895,950

Located 20km north-west of Gloucester, this property enjoys a 2km frontage to the Bowman River as well as backing onto Copeland Tops State

Conservation Area. The 4 bedroom brick house has verandahs on four sides, a kitchen/meals with traditional wood-fired stove, formal dining and lounge

rooms with air-con, and a sewing room.There are two river flat paddocks: The Old Piggery (4ha) and River Bend

(3.3ha) which could be used for fodder crops or silage. Approximately 70% of the property is cleared grazing land, most of which is ridge country. The

pastures comprise mostly native grasses and some kikuyu. In some areas the Bladey grass and bracken fern need treatment. The ridges are generally free of rocks and could be slashed and mulched allowing for pasture improvement.

The boundary fencing at the front of the property is in generally good condition. The state of boundary fencing to the rear of the property is

unknown at this time. In addition to the extensive frontage to the Bowman River, there are 3 dams and a spring-fed creek. Improvements include

stockyards, a river pump for gardens and stock, a meat shed, butter shed, dog kennels, old dairy and three bay open shed.

4 2 2 121.4 ha


Spectacular Country

$700,000Here is an opportunity to acquire your own rural blank

canvas with so many possibilities. Lot A is approximately 250 acres in size and incorporates a 1.5 km frontage to the pristine Cobark River. It is part of a proposed rural

subdivision.The land comprises excellent grazing country that includes 50 acres of river flats. The remainder is cleared gentle ridge country. There are some truly excellent building sites, some of which offer 360 degree views of the majestic valley, and

others which overlook the beautiful, sparkling river.Blocks like this are a very rare find, with tar-sealed road to gate & power running through the property. The block is

divided into 4 paddocks with 3 creeks and springs.

Easy Living $1,350,000

109.7 hectares (271 acres) of quality, improved grazing landWater security guaranteed with permanent creek and numerous dams65 megalitre water licence and bike shift irrigationHistory of pasture improvement and weed managementComfortable 3BR farmhouse with spacious living areasOwner advises the property will carry 63 breeding units

3 2 2 109.7ha


This 233 acre grazing property comprises fertile creek flats rising to gently undulating cleared ridges and some steeper brush

country. Located only 15 minutes north-west of Gloucester in a secluded, peaceful valley, this productive farm can run up to 70

cows and calves. The property is well set-up with generally excellent fencing, extensive pasture improvement, steel cattle yards, and

a water licence with underground mains to bike shift irrigation. There are currently 70 acres of bike shift irrigation powered by an

electric pump that make this property virtually drought-proof. The permanent creek is one of the most reliable in the district with swimming holes that provide the perfect place to cool off on a hot

summer’s day.

Managing and moving cattle is easy with the property divided into 14 paddocks and a laneway leading to the cattle yards.

The 4 bedroom residence comprises a spacious kitchen with large walk in pantry, open plan living & dining rooms, and polished

timber floors throughout.Two large verandahs at the front and rear of the home let you soak

in the surrounds of the leafy established gardens.Nestled under the trees you will also discover a quaint 1 bedroom

cottage with views over the orchard to the hills beyond. It is ideal for guest accommodation or a teenager’s retreat. Other features of this

outstanding property include 2 machinery sheds and old dairy bails, large double garage, chook pens and garden shed.

4 2 2 94.5 ha

Cravenleigh - A Productive Farm

$989,000

Altamira$1,250,000 WIWO

Freehold251 acre farm with resort facilities to cater for up to 60 guests

Owner’s 3BR residence with bathroom and 2 ensuites9 self-contained, motel-style units plus 3 self-contained cabinsExcellent guest facilities including a pool, spa and tennis court

Guest lounge, dining room, games room, fully licensed bar and com-mercial kitchen

Set up for tourism, functions and for running horses and cattle25km north of Gloucester in the beautiful Bakers Creek Valley


Quality Commercial Building $365,000 + GST

Positioned in the heart of Gloucester’s CBDLong-term stable retail tenant2 store rooms & 2 generous sized change roomsAir-con throughout, ample lighting, large display window, separate display cabinets, fixtures & fittings


Ardmore Park$1,750,000

Ardmore Park comprises 395 acres of flat to gently undulating pasture located only 12 km SW of Gloucester. This quality parcel of improved

grazing land is supported by excellent infrastructure and easy access from a tar sealed road. The property enjoys some of the most breathtaking views

of the surrounding countryside.Ardmore Park is currently divided into 6 main paddocks with generally very good fencing and two sets of yards. Sandy Creek meanders through

the middle of the property. In addition to the creek there are 12 dams plus a bore and 6 water tanks. There has been a recent application of lime, urea

and sulphur to all established pasture. There is easy vehicular access to almost 100% of the property.

The 3 bedroom brick residence has a combined kitchen/dining/living area, tile floors throughout and air-con.

Other infrastructure includes a bore, double carport, 3 bay shed, workshop (10m x 20m), farm shed (11m x 18m) cattle yards and loading yards, and 6

tanks for water storage.

3 1 5 159.96ha

1 1 2 166m2

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