1260 Wollombi Road, St Albans NSW 2775

A unique 12 hectare (30 acre) parcel of land in the suburb of Fernances, north of St Albans, originally purchased by Charles Fernance in 1863 to form part of his farmland.

It’s located in a pretty and private valley setting with unspoiled National Park bounding on two sides and has approximately one kilometre of frontage to Mogo Creek.

Of the 30 acres, there’s about 20 acres of arable creek flats with the remainder being naturally treed elevated hillside containing beautiful rock formations and some lovely caves for the kids to explore.

A concrete causeway accesses the property through the creek then a track takes you up the hill (2WD OK but 4 WD preferable) to a high plateau area containing a 110M² colorbond machinery shed which is fitted out with a wood stove, bunks, water tank and toilet – perfect for week-end camping.

This is a great place to bring the family to spend some quality time in the bush, you can meet the family of kangaroos that live on the property, look down a wombat hole, sit around a camp fire, explore the adjoining National Park, catch a yabby or two in the creek or enjoy some serious trail riding through nearby trails.

It’s located about 13 kilometres north of the historic “Settlers Arms Inn” travelling through St Albans “common” and is an enjoyable drive of less than 2 hours from Sydney via Wisemans Ferry.

Do your family a favour and bring them out to enjoy a wonderful country experience.

I look forward to showing you this unique property:

Paul Vella - 0418 649294
WFR Office - 02 45664660

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we can not guarantee its accuracy, and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.

Property Code: 118