A rural property steeped in family tradition and passed down through generations of the same family for more than 100 years. In fact, the original homestead (now long gone except for the remains of the chimney) was a stopover point for Cobb & Co Coaches travelling between Grafton and the tablelands. 105.92 ha (261.7 acres) with frontages to both O.B.X. and Endless Creeks. Also, in excess of 50 acres Crown Lease. Currently entirely used for grazing but some creek flats have been cultivated in the past. The property is fenced into 4 paddocks with country ranging from creek flats to rolling ridges and valleys with a mixture of open grazing and timber for shelter and future commercial harvesting. There are 2 homes, both of which have recently received new roofs. The younger of the homes offers 3 bedrooms, lounge, big closed in front verandah or family room and a fuel stove in the kitchen. The older of the homes has 2 main bedrooms plus a sleepout, formal lounge with wood fire and a gas stove. Power is supplied by solar power with battery storage and a 700 watt inverter plus 2 back up generators. Household tanks hold 24,000 gallons of rainwater. Other available water sources include a well with windmill pump. There is also a range of shed space from single lock up garage to two multi bay open machinery sheds. Located a little over 23 km along the Old Glen Innes Road or about 33 km in total from Grafton. School bus past the gate. Daily mail delivery. 2013-14 Council rates: $711.85.

2 homes.
Creek + dam.
Fenced.
262 acres.

Property Code: 316