Situated in a beautiful Valley of Duck Creek just out of Old Bonalbo, is this incredibly diverse and peaceful 16.67Ha (41 Acres)
someone with vision, energy, equipment, time and sweat could really bring out its full potential, and the rewards will be magnificent.
With over 40 acres, explore and discover the area as you move from one usable area to another through a series of clearings and tracks through the Aussie bush.
Frontage to beautiful Duck Creek (with a small creek flat paddock) which is separated off by the country bitumen Road that services the valley. The balance of about 39 acres then rises over 100m elevation in staged plateaus across the property. Plenty of selected views all while maintaining utter seclusion from within hidden pockets deep inside the property.
A lovely, elevated potential house site area with ideal NE aspect looks across peaceful valley views with cool breezes. Power and phone available. Accessible by 2wd up a non-sealed driveway. There is a large rough farm shelter/carport, and there are several smaller animal paddocks here as well. (Approx. 10m x10m)
There is also a fascinating, existing unapproved and dilapidated shack in this area that according to locals, was built by an eccentric English actor some years ago. It is a mix of concrete, Besser block, river stone, timber and tin. You have never seen anything like it… and yes its falling apart in a dramatic way with termites, weather and time all hard at work… To be honest the whole thing is unrecoverable as a dwelling and is deemed non repairable by the owner with good reason… The current owners do however use the more structural end, to store gear in and they do camp in it when they access the property.
The Rest of the property is for the most, vehicle friendly, but there are several steep and difficult pinches requiring a 4WD vehicle, or tractor with diff lock at minimum. Fix the front and rear fence, get some cattle in, slash, push back the relentless lantana and regrowth and you will be amazed at how much usable land will emerge from the overgrown and seemingly mostly bush block.
Water,
Shack does have an attached poly Rainwater tank that the owners use.
The property abuts Duck creek on its lower boundary.
There are 2 lovely larger dams, (one with magnificent pink water lilies), and 2 smaller dams at a variety of elevations. Gravity water is definitely a possibility from the higher dams.
The property takes in significant water catchment, with several gullies leading into one large deep central gulley that splits the property. There is lovely water flow in the main gulley at present.
Circumstances have forced the current QLD owners to put their dream property on the market. Now it's your opportunity to bring back the dream of 'Misty Park Stud'.
