2855 Salisbury, Salisbury NSW 2420

This unique landholding of 151ac (61.1ha) in the tightly held Salisbury precinct could have a myriad of uses from agribusiness, horses, cattle or simply upon which to create your own lifestyle dream. With sealed road access and full perimeter fencing, the property comprises 103 acres of rolling hills and shady gullies cleared to native pastures with kikuyu ridgelines making this ideal for horses and cattle. Currently configured as a single paddock, there is ample scope for further fencing into smaller paddocks for paddock rotation and stock management.Superior quality pasture and unlimited water supply from numerous spring-fed creeks and 2 dams ensures constant water even under the harshest conditions, delivering a year-round carrying capacity of 30 breeders. The remainder of the property comprises 46acres of native bush with pockets of old growth rainforest with numerous walking trails from which to enjoy an abundance of rare native flora and fauna.
The locale is both spectacular and tranquil.
An ideal home site with power and phone only 50m from the road boasts a coveted northerly aspect and breathtaking views to the World Heritage Barrington Tops National Park; the Park's many hiking trails an easy 15minute walk from the property. Infrastructure includes a site shed, composting toilet and 100yo set of timber cattle yards. Across the road, a 2acre parcel of cleared land with access to the Upper Williams River adds to the appeal offering an idyllic summer entertainment venue.

The property is both spectacular and tranquil but neither is it isolated. Only 35mins on sealed roads to Dungog, an hour from Maitland and Raymond Terrace, 1.5hrs from Newcastle and mid-north coast beachesand with Sydney (Wahroonga2.5hrs)offers an idyllic paradise to return home to.
This property represents a unique opportunity to acquire a parcel of land that offers an unparalleled lifestyle to a variety of buyers. Alluvial fossicking in the property's creeks confirms that the buyer of this delightful property will have indeed struck gold.