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Description: Sit beneath the mango tree, relax, and enjoy the peaceful rural outlook.
This immaculately presented property offers all the attributes sought by the discerning buyer. Positioned on an elevated creek-front setting along a quiet country road, the property is located less than 20 minutes from the regional centre of Casino in Northern NSW.
The land comprises a balance of gently undulating ridges leading down to productive creek flats along Mongogarie Creek. A section of native timber at the rear of the property adjoins Royal Camp State Forest, providing privacy, natural beauty, and abundant wildlife.
Currently utilised for horse spelling and a Dexter cattle stud, the property features excellent fencing throughout. Boundary fencing is complemented by well-designed internal paddocks, including steel post-and-rail horse paddocks with laneways, electric fencing, and shelters. Equestrian facilities include a levelled dressage arena, show jumping course, round yard, and stockyards.
Water security is a standout feature, with seven dams across the property. Additional water infrastructure includes a windmill and well, which are currently not operational.. The property also enjoys frontage to the permanent Mongogarie Creek.
Accommodation is provided by a comfortable removable dwelling featuring a kitchen, lounge room, bedroom, ensuite, air conditioning, and a spacious verandah that captures the surrounding rural views.
Adjacent to the living quarters are two shipping containers under a large covered roof structure incorporating horse stalls, wash bay, tack rooms, lock-up workshop, and extensive covered parking suitable for trucks, floats, machinery, and vehicles.
Power is supplied via mains electricity, complemented by a solar system with battery backup.
Set across approximately 170 acres, with the majority of the land pasture improved, this versatile property is ideally suited to horse enthusiasts, livestock producers, or those seeking a productive rural lifestyle.
Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly difficult to find.
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