Set on the banks of the Hunter River in the picturesque Hunter Valley, this incredible farm is built on deep rich chocolate soil and has abundant irrigation water. The fully renovated farmhouse could be from the pages of a story book and there is more shedding than anyone could possibly need. The property is minutes to Branxton, the Hunter Expressway and Wine Country and you can be on the sandy beaches of Newcastle in an hour flat. This is incredibly rare.
Offering over 1.7km of frontage to the mighty Hunter River and Black Creek, the lush river flats have been pasture improved for generations and now separated into four paddocks which have been both farmed by the owners and let to neighbours in recent times giving the new owner plenty of options. Currently let for $66,000 per annum, this may be able to be extended or discontinued depending on the wishes of the purchaser. An irrigation licence of 103 megalitres provides for ample water and underground mains are already in place.
The farmhouse has been completely renovated from front to back while retaining many of the beautiful 1920 features. A hamptons-style kitchen and colour scheme set the tone for the home with beautifully polished hardwood boards and tall ornate ceilings throughout. The kitchen has thick stone tops and Euro appliances with twin ovens and flows into a combined lounge and dining and on to a huge enclosed outdoor space overlooking the sparkling new pool. The enclosed outdoor room has an outdoor kitchen and large enough for both lounge and dining spaces no doubt where the owners would spend most afternoons watching the sun set with a glass of the Hunter Valley's finest in hand. Four spacious bedrooms with original fireplaces share two new ensuites and a third bathroom doubles as a guest powder room and European laundry. The entire home is kept comfortable year-round by reverse-cycle air-conditioning and a crackling wood fire. A whopping 20Kw solar system and 16Kw battery mean power bills are a rarity these days.
In addition to the home, a newly installed in-ground pool, a double car-port with storage and bathroom and five bay machinery shed make for ample storage. A revamped dairy could be a perfect home office and another 17m x 20m hay shed and 16m x 35m machinery shed - complete with 4 ready made horse stables beautifully crafted out of hardwood - mean you want for nothing.
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The size of Lower Belford is approximately 41.8 square kilometres. It has 1 park. The population of Lower Belford in 2011 was 383 people. By 2016 the population was 394 showing a population growth of 2.9% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Lower Belford is 50-59 years. Households in Lower Belford are primarily couples with children and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Lower Belford work in a managers occupation. In 2011, 84.7% of the homes in Lower Belford were owner-occupied compared with 85% in 2016.
Lower Belford has 202 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Lower Belford have seen a 41.17% increase in median value, while Units have seen a 137.24% increase. As at 30 September 2024:
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