Sit back, relax, breathe in the fresh country air and escape to the serenity of the picturesque Glen Martin district in the Hunter Valley with this exceptional 65.40 ha / 161.60 acre rural haven. A cherished property held by the esteemed Gorton family for over a century, this rare gem offers a unique opportunity to embrace the idyllic rural lifestyle.
Ideal for those looking to get away from it all, this amazing opportunity is located in the tightly-held rural community of Glen Martin, to the north east of the Williams River and only 20 minutes to the Pacific Highway between Newcastle and Forster. Home to less than 200 residents, however located only 13 minutes from the quaint country township of Clarence Town and 20 minutes from the larger rural township of Dungog where a range of essential services can be found, including local schools, shops and recreational opportunities. Additionally, the regional centre of Raymond Terrace is only 30 minutes away, with Maitland and its entertainment hub just 40 minutes distant. Newcastle CBD and its beautiful beaches can be reached within an hour.
This sprawling landscape features flat fertile areas and gradual inclines, providing breathtaking views over the Glen Martin Valley, extending to the Barrington's, Newcastle, and Stockton sand dunes. Whether you envision a cattle farm where the livestock takes care of the maintenance, a weekend escape with a cabin nestled in the hills, or a permanent residence with various building sites for your homestead, this property offers limitless possibilities. Horses, cattle, chooks, and sustainable living with vegetable and fruit cultivation - the choice is yours.
Increase your landholding with ease, as the property supports approximately 40 head of cattle year-round. It comes complete with timber stock yards, loading race, crush, and is fully fenced into two separate paddocks with stock-proof fencing. Five permanent stock dams ensure a reliable water supply with natural springs that open up un dryer weather. A well-maintained graded road winds its way up the mountainside, providing excellent access throughout the property.
For over a century and across four generations, the Gorton family has nurtured cattle on this land, creating countless memories and celebrating many significant family milestones. Picture camping nights by firelight, waking up to misty morning views over the valley, afternoons catching yabbies in the dam, watching the Kangaroo's feed their joeys, and even the odd sighting of a Koala. 5 minutes down the road, enjoy swimming in the fresh water rapids and watering holes at the Banfield bridge. The property holds sentimental value, with fond recollections of New Year's Eve camping adventures and a front-row seat to the fireworks in both Newcastle and Maitland.
Feel miles away from it all, yet only 5 minutes to the quaint country Glen William Public School, while the Dungog High School bus conveniently stops right at the front gate. Jump on the train in Dungog and it will take you all the way to Sydney.
Zoned RU1 Primary Production under the Dungog Shire Council, annual rates are approximately $2,952.20. Access to mains power is available, however it also offers the ideal canvas for a self-sufficient lifestyle. Embrace sustainability with the potential for an off-grid solar set-up, complemented by fresh rainwater storage. Stay connected with ease through the availability of a fixed wireless NBN internet connection, ensuring both modern conveniences and eco-friendly living seamlessly coexist on this rural retreat.
Proudly presented by Kristy Resevsky Property. Contact Kristy today at 0488 677 000 to schedule your private inspection and experience the charm of this rural paradise firsthand.
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The size of Glen Martin is approximately 69.3 square kilometres. The population of Glen Martin in 2011 was 294 people. By 2016 the population was 160 showing a population decline of 45.6% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Glen Martin is 50-59 years. Households in Glen Martin are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Glen Martin work in a professional occupation. In 2011, 75.8% of the homes in Glen Martin were owner-occupied compared with 81% in 2016..
Glen Martin has 98 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Glen Martin have seen a 66.82% increase in median value. As at 31 October 2024:
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