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Historic Homestead on 10 Acres
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· 4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
Lindesay View · 4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
Located approximately 10km North of Kyogle at Kilgra, this exceptional historic property spans 10 acres and offers a wealth of charm and potential. The original 'Wyangarie' homestead dates back to the 1840s, constructed by the Bundock family, with a significant addition added in the 1970s. Architecturally significant, the homestead and its grounds serve as a rare surviving example of an original squatter's station. It stands as a direct testament to the earliest European exploration and settlement in the Richmond Valley, situated between the Razor Back and Tooloom ranges. The property exemplifies an 1840s homestead and has maintained a continuous association with pastoral activities. The Bundock family, principal owners until 1898, played a prominent role in the district and were highly regarded by the local community. Historically, the estate covered up to 28,000 hectares around 1867, with much of it subdivided into 200-250 acre lots by the early 1900s. Today, the homestead sits on a
Located approximately 10km North of Kyogle at Kilgra, this exceptional historic property spans 10 acres and offers a wealth of charm and potential. The original 'Wyangarie' homestead dates back to the 1840s, constructed by the Bundock family, with a significant addition added in the 1970s. Architecturally significant, the homestead and its grounds serve as a rare surviving example of an original squatter's station. It stands as a direct testament to the earliest European exploration and settlement in the Richmond Valley, situated between the Razor Back and Tooloom ranges. The property exemplifies an 1840s homestead and has maintained a continuous association with pastoral activities. The Bundock family, principal owners until 1898, played a prominent role in the district and were highly regarded by the local community. Historically, the estate covered up to 28,000 hectares around 1867, with much of it subdivided into 200-250 acre lots by the early 1900s. Today, the homestead sits on a
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