273 Henry Parkes Road

Parkesbourne NSW 2580

Approximate total of top area 400 m2 under roof including secure spacious verandahs around three sides of the homestead, safe for entertaining, children , pets

Top level with three generous living areas, 3 double bedrooms all built ins, en suite in main)

Kitchen with Rayburn (with hot water jacket) + Electric stove , gas cook top

Solid timber bench tops, large pantry and bench space (butlers kitchen style)

Open Plan to : Lounge dining with effective slow combustion heater, direct access to kitchen

Main Bedroom with walk in robe, en suite with separate shower room

Bathroom 3 way with corner spa ,disability friendly shower

At end of hallway leading down stairs to a garage on the left and another longer on the right both with remote control roller doors.

Another stairway at the kitchen end of the home leads to a: Lower level about 130m2 2 bedroom unit with kitchen, toilet, shower, laundry and great entertaining area with a full size snooker Heiron & Smith table( included) which has removable timber panels so the whole area of the top of the table is suitable for entertaining

This lower level flows out through sliding glass doors to a covered area for BBQ and then out to the large established garden and tennis court.

The tennis court is watered by the main dam (see below)

Throughout the building - Heating and cooling from reverse cycle A/C, solar panels for hot water , wall panels heated from Rayburn Stove ( hot water jacket and/or solar

Water supply for farm, tennis court and gardens is from a large dam where water is pumped up from it (by an electric pump) to a cement tank on a stand which then gravity feeds to gardens, tennis court , and sprinklers installed around the house for fire protection

A 100,000 litre cement tank with collection from the roof of the homestead with pressure pump to the home provides more than adequate water pressure and supply. (normal requirement is 40,000 litre per homestead

The 100 fertile acres is divided into 11 eleven paddocks, securely fenced, selectively cleared but with stands of Box timber for shade and shelter

Pasture has been improved over the years with good grass cover

Set of cattle yards with crush, ramp

Wool shed plus shed for woollies.

Additional features Three Historic old cottages some 170 years old, in various stages and degrees of deterioration including :

The honey shed, first settlers hut, old cement rendered derelict home, slab hut, stone and timber cottage (with good views to the north)

Quality homestead, first class materials used, quality timber, iron and roofing installed