Whilst some grazing properties may offer one, few offer both the level of luxury provided to humans and bovines by the property "Emaho".
Situated approximately 35 klm south of the historic village of Tenterfield, in the Northern New England region of NSW, "Emaho" offers the ideal lifestyle to man and creature. Being an aggregation of two established cattle grazing properties allows "Emaho" an economy of scale which is rare to find in this tightly held location and this, combined with an array of quality structural improvements makes "Emaho" unique.
Comprising 1624.7 hectares or 4014.8 acres, ("Emaho"-1078.73 HA and "Myra" 546.02HA), the property for nearly two decades has been home to the "Emaho" Angus cow herd, providing market topping weaners in the annual Tenterfield feature Angus weaner Sale. Cows graze between softly undulating to steeper mountain pastures, some improved and others native but all sheltered. Water is never far away with three named creeks dissecting the property working in conjunction with over 40 stock dams, as well as a reticulated system providing clean water through a modern trough system. Five sets of steel cattleyards, each with individual loading facilities, combined with a sensibly designed and well fenced paddock layout allow for ease of livestock management.
What sets "Emaho" apart from most other properties is the quality of its structural improvements and the attention to detail that has gone into their design and construction. "Emaho" homestead has been architecturally designed and is sheltered with gardens designed by one of the New England's leading garden planners. Its elevated and functional position provides views over the surrounding green pastures and distant mountain ranges, designed for entertainment and comfort, this homestead is the ideal family residence. Whilst significant the homestead is only the beginning of the improvements with further accommodation available via the fully self- contained duplex, known affectionately as "The Shed", along with the executive residence recently constructed on the "Myra" end of the property. Abundant and functional shedding ensures that all machinery, vehicles and equipment are stored safely, and securely, away from the elements.
"Emaho" has been developed by the Christophersen family who have now elected to offer the property for sale by auction. The decision to sell has not been an easy one, but now made, they are resolute to accept the final bid at auction as the reward for their endeavours. If you have been searching for a life of luxury, a highly profitable grazing venture, or both, an inspection is a must as this unique property may represent great value to the astute investor.
