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Warrengunyah c1888 Historic Bell River frontage on the footsteps of Wellington
Maryvale, Wellington
· 12 Bedrooms · 6 Baths · Terraced House
Maryvale, Wellington · 12 Bedrooms · 6 Baths · Terraced House
Offered for the first time in over 45 years, Warrengunyah represents a highly productive and versatile mixed farming enterprise adjoining the southern boundary of Wellington township in the Central West of NSW. Comprising approximately 608 hectares (1,503 acres) across the two contiguous holdings of Warrengunyah and Woodbine, the property combines fertile irrigated river flats, dryland farming and productive grazing country with significant water resources and exceptional lifestyle appeal. Positioned just 3km from the centre of Wellington, 54km from Dubbo, 94km from Orange and 97km from Mudgee, Warrengunyah offers the rare combination of scale, productivity and convenience, with the Bell River forming a spectacular natural feature through the property. At the heart of the property sits the historic Warrengunyah Homestead, constructed in 1888 and expanded in 1896. Overlooking the Bell River flats, the six to eight-bedroom residence is one of the district's most significant rural homes.
Offered for the first time in over 45 years, Warrengunyah represents a highly productive and versatile mixed farming enterprise adjoining the southern boundary of Wellington township in the Central West of NSW. Comprising approximately 608 hectares (1,503 acres) across the two contiguous holdings of Warrengunyah and Woodbine, the property combines fertile irrigated river flats, dryland farming and productive grazing country with significant water resources and exceptional lifestyle appeal. Positioned just 3km from the centre of Wellington, 54km from Dubbo, 94km from Orange and 97km from Mudgee, Warrengunyah offers the rare combination of scale, productivity and convenience, with the Bell River forming a spectacular natural feature through the property. At the heart of the property sits the historic Warrengunyah Homestead, constructed in 1888 and expanded in 1896. Overlooking the Bell River flats, the six to eight-bedroom residence is one of the district's most significant rural homes.
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