The 22.11ha (54.6 acres) features a main home and a cottage and comprises an excellent blend of fertile river flats and undulating country with Cockburn River frontage.

Head along the tree-lined driveway and through the well-established gardens to the main home, originally built in 1904, that enjoys stunning views.

It has been tastefully renovated, and has three bedrooms with the main leading through French doors to the parents retreat and study and an additional two sleep-out bedrooms as well as a guest wing with its own separate bathroom.

A large sun-room overlooks the in-ground pool and tennis court and there are high ceilings and federation features throughout the home. The marble fireplace is a feature of the formal dining and lounge room. There’s a well-appointed kitchen and a generous family living and dining area.

The neatly maintained, three bedroom cottage at the front of the property is currently leased, but would be ideal for family members as well.

A good mix of fertile river flats and undulating arable grazing country would suit lucerne hay production, fat lambs or cattle. It’s well fenced with seven paddocks and has plenty of water with Cockburn River frontage, equipped bores, rain and town water connected through out, as well as a 120 megalitre irrigation licence. 

There’s also a workshop and machinery shed, large lock-up garage, woolshed and steel sheep yards.