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At the end of the winding driveway sits this 1880s cosy stone cottage in a very picturesque position overlooking the river flats. It has two bedrooms, lounge with open fire place, country style kitchen with combustion heater, small bathroom, laundry and study. With matchboard ceilings and casement windows it still has it's original charm. It could make an excellent bed and breakfast or studio perhaps as there are also some amazing building sites available on the property should you wish to build your dream home (stcc)
Over time this holding has been a dairy and was the home of "Marble Bar" Ayrshire stud. Vegetables such as potatoes, onions and gherkins have been grown here, as the excellent rainfall and bore water quality are a huge asset.
There are two bores, one with a water allocation of 27.3ML.
The old barn is steeped in history and was once used as the dairy. It has the original stalls for livestock, mangers and feed storage above. There is also implement shedding and cattle yards which are all still used today. The cement dairy sits proudly at the front of the property and was used for miking until 1995. This building would now have many uses.
The land is currently used for cattle breeding and hay production. The River Angas flows through the property and there is also a winter creek which all helps make this a very useful, versatile and picturesque property just on the outskirts of the township.
( Please note the adjoining title 632 Macclesfield Road is also available for purchase)
Property Code: 669
