Sold
Last Asking Price - $3,400,000
922 Whisky Creek Road, Dorrigo NSW 2453
Rural
533
Block size: 76 m² approx.
Unwind Your Dreams. Grazing, Nature and Stunning Dorrigo Views.
'Logiebank' A Dorrigo plateau country estate on two titles, to be auctioned as one. 922 & 924 Whisky Creek Road, Dorrigo NSW.
'Logiebank' 50.69* hectares & 'Whisky Springs' 25.92*hectares. Totalling 76.61*hectares (189.3* acres).
Located 10*km from the Dorrigo township, adjacent to the rainforests of the Dorrigo escarpment.
Two extremely well-cared for and improved land holdings on red basalt country, currently with an abundance of feed. 900*m altitude and reliable rainfall, recording an average of just under 2000*mm annually.
Architecturally designed homestead taking advantage of one of the best views on the Dorrigo Plateau, plus the historic, settlers' timber cottage in a picturesque location.
Established fertile pastures, currently supporting a sustainable pasture-fed beef operation. Historically backgrounding steers with a long history of rotational and light grazing.
The headwaters of two creeks flow respectively east and north to join the Bielsdown River along with reliable water supply from creeks and dams, you are guaranteed to have consistent water security.
Excellent infrastructure - stock yards, shedding, fencing and stock water storage.
A mosaic of woodland in pasture dominated landscape. It naturally supports two types of rainforests: cool subtropical and warm temperate, as well as montane swamps and springs. There is abundant birdlife, and the property has been professionally assessed as having a strong potential for further rainforest regeneration.
Information memorandum available on request.
To be auctioned Thursday 21st March 2024.
*Approximately*
Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, we cannot guarantee it.
'Logiebank' 50.69* hectares & 'Whisky Springs' 25.92*hectares. Totalling 76.61*hectares (189.3* acres).
Located 10*km from the Dorrigo township, adjacent to the rainforests of the Dorrigo escarpment.
Two extremely well-cared for and improved land holdings on red basalt country, currently with an abundance of feed. 900*m altitude and reliable rainfall, recording an average of just under 2000*mm annually.
Architecturally designed homestead taking advantage of one of the best views on the Dorrigo Plateau, plus the historic, settlers' timber cottage in a picturesque location.
Established fertile pastures, currently supporting a sustainable pasture-fed beef operation. Historically backgrounding steers with a long history of rotational and light grazing.
The headwaters of two creeks flow respectively east and north to join the Bielsdown River along with reliable water supply from creeks and dams, you are guaranteed to have consistent water security.
Excellent infrastructure - stock yards, shedding, fencing and stock water storage.
A mosaic of woodland in pasture dominated landscape. It naturally supports two types of rainforests: cool subtropical and warm temperate, as well as montane swamps and springs. There is abundant birdlife, and the property has been professionally assessed as having a strong potential for further rainforest regeneration.
Information memorandum available on request.
To be auctioned Thursday 21st March 2024.
*Approximately*
Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, we cannot guarantee it.
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Key details
Bedrooms:
5
Bathrooms:
3
Garage Spaces:
3
Property type:
Rural
Block Size:
76 m²*
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21 Mar 2024
Sold
Ray White Rural Dorrigo
Listed: 15/02/2024
Block size: 76.61m²
Transfer type: Full transfer
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Average Age
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Population
1,214
Listing ID: 182299559. This listing has been viewed 52 times. It was first displayed on 15/02/2024 and last updated on 21/03/2024.
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