121 Wollombi Road, Broke NSW 2330

Located in the Wine/Tourist village of Broke, Yellow Rock Estate is one of the largest remaining holdings in the locality. An expansive estate of some 2656 acres, Yellow Rock is an amazing lifestyle farm with a colourful history.
An iconic property in the area, named after the famous landmark which sits directly adjacent the property in the adjoining Pokolbin State Forest, Yellow Rock was initially planted with extensive wheat crops and used for farming activities which was later expanded to include a modern dairy, pony stud and sheep fattening enterprise. Yellow Rock is currently run as a cattle station. Extremely well put together, it features an elaborate irrigation system, supported by some 22 dams, the Wollombi Brooke, large PID allocation and Water Access Licence.
With internal roads and power stretching much of the property, it is also home to many strategically placed improvements including:
- Yellow Rock Homestead – a three bedroom, two bathroom home with separate two ensuited bedroom guest wing, double garage, in-ground pool and underground wine cellar
- Picton Cottage – a two bedroom timber and iron cottage;
- The Lodge – a four bedroom two bathroom split level brick and tile house;
- The original timber homestead – restored with hot water and an open stock shelter / entertainment barn;
- Hay Sheds;
- Wool Sheds;
- Machinery sheds – one with two self contained flats;
- Silos; and
- Cattle and holding yards

Zoned RU4 Singleton Council (which supports integrated tourism and allows 100 acre subdivision) and only a short drive to Pokolbin and Lovedale's Wine Regions, and approximately 2 hours from Sydney, Yellow Rock has many possible applications.
Mostly cleared with numerous amazing building sites with services nearby, the property is incredibly private and insanely enchanting.
From sandy river flats to lush grazing to rock formations, old figs, rocky creeks and bush walking and riding trails, all on the edge of a historic wine tourist destination, this amazing lifestyle property is understandably one of the Hunter Valley's signature properties.