The jewel in the crown of Wyatts Creek is the magnificent architecturally designed six bedroom residence.

Constructed in 1994 of distinctive Armidale bluebrick and widespread use of Australian hardwood timbers, the two-storey home nestles against the forest on a knoll in the south west of the property, and enjoys commanding views north and east across the private valley.

The home has high ceilings and partially louvered verandahs.

As it is a working cattle grazing property, fencing is secure and the majority in good condition.

The layout of the paddocks makes mustering simple, with the paddocks leading toward the well designed steel and timber yards. Near the yards is a fully secured Colorbond shed.

Typically, "Wyatts Creek" runs about 130 breeders including cows and calves, and retained heifer replacements.

The property has 12 stock dams, 5 water troughs, Wyatts Creek, other creeks and springs. Rainfall is about 941 millimetres per annum.

Native timber on the property is a significant resource. Millable species include Stringybark, Messmate, Sydney Blue Gum, White Gum and Tallowwood.

The current enterprise on “Wyatts Creek” utilises occupational permits to seasonally graze 6390 hectares in the Styx River Forest.

While not directly offered for sale with the property, the vendors offer to facilitate the transfer or reissuing of these permits to the successful buyer, subject to relevant approvals.