610 Gwydir Park Road, Torryburn NSW 2358

Conveniently located between the service towns of Armidale, Uralla and Inverell, 'Gwydir Park' presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire 864.46 hectares (2,136 acres) of arable, productive grazing land. The gently undulating topography lends itself favourably to pasture development, fodder cropping and ground spreading of fertiliser. There is an opportunity to further drive the level of grazing production on 'Gwydir Park'. The current owners operate a commercial beef operation, the property is well-suited to either breeding or backgrounding.

The homestead is a charming and spacious 5-bedroom traditional weatherboard residence, offering comfortable country living. With two bathrooms and multiple living areas, the home provides ample space and comfort for family living. Its classic design exudes character, with a large wrap around verandah overlooking the Gwydir River in an attractive and private rural setting.

The functional supporting infrastructure includes a steel frame workshop with a skillion bay on concrete floor, 2 bay steel frame hay shed, studio with attached 2 bay garage, original meat house, workshop, 2 bay stables and tac room. The livestock handling facilities include a steel panel design cattle yards and adjoining sheep yards plus the original 2 stand woolshed.

Water security is a feature, with direct frontage to the Gwydir River where water is pumped to header tanks for reticulation. As well there is an equipped bore and multiple dams strategically positioned across the farm. The region benefits from an average annual rainfall of approximately 750mm p.a, further supporting sustainable pasture growth. The property is subdivided into 14 main paddocks with the fencing in good condition.

An opportunity not to be missed - Gwydir Park is offered for genuine sale and will be auctioned on Thursday the 20th of March.

**All information contained here is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.