Jessvale is located in the beautiful Capertee Valley, a wide valley floor surrounded by spectacular rugged escarpments, and just two and half hour’s drive from the Sydney CBD. It consists of 39.99 hectares, or 100 acres of improved undulating grazing country with a comfortable, modern three bedroom home. With excellent water, good shedding, solar power and many other features, this property ticks all the boxes.
House
The house is a very neat and tidy clad building with an iron roof completely surrounded by verandahs. It features a modern kitchen with a Chef gas oven and cooktop opening to a spacious living area with a slow combustion heater. There is a three-way bathroom, three double bedrooms, the main with built-in wardrobes. Features of the house include gas continuous flow hot water, wall and ceiling insulation, satellite TV and an extended deck out the Eastern side with views over the valley to the surrounding escarpments.
The home is serviced by solar power from 1kVa of panels with a Voyager inverter and storage via four Exide Energystore 6RP1080 batteries. Rainwater is stored in two 25,000 litre and one 9,000 litre Poly tanks, and delivered via a Bianca pressure pump. There is a lock-up colourbond garage with cement floor, and the house yard is enclosed by timber post-and-rail fencing.
Working improvements
At the front of the property there is a substantial colourbond shed, 11 metres by 7.5 metres with two large roller doors and fully lockable. A 9,000 litre Poly rainwater tank catches from the shed. There is also an on-site container, and a secure orchard. Towards the other end of the property is a set of steel cattle-yards with loading ramp and crush, with an adjoining set of timber sheep-yards with a race and covered work area. There is also a hayshed.
Stock water is provided by a bore equipped with a solar powered submersible pump, that pumps up to a 50,000 litre Poly tank situated on top of a hill. This then gravity feeds to cement stock troughs.
Land
The property consists of gently undulating sandy loam soils, and is all cleared leaving shade and shelter trees, and there have been some pine windbreaks planted. The country has virtually all been pasture improved and fertilised. It is subdivided into six paddocks, with the fencing all hinged joint and in excellent condition. The seasonal Emu Swamp Creek winds it’s way through the property.
