100* ha (247*ac)
"Beechmount" can only be described as a truly amazing part of the eastern seaboard. Located halfway between Dorrigo & Ebor NSW on the escarpment of the Gondwana World Heritage National Park & adjoining Barren Mountain.
Beechmount consists of rich volcanic red basalt soils, this coupled with over 2m of annual rainfall plus 1400m elevation makes for the perfect environment to establish a variety of pursuits. The property is proven to be the perfect environment for, and is home to some the oldest Beechwood forests still standing in Australia. There are magnificent stands of large trees reported to be over 1000 years old, walking through makes you feel like you have stepped back in time. Another aspect of this unique property is that the forests harbour the endangered Rufous Scrub Bird.
Clean spring fed gullies are another feature of the property, there are two main gullies/creeks that start on the property and run in to what becomes the Nymboida River, these creeks supply a continuous spring fed water supply all year round.
Beechmount benefits from a dwelling entitlement and currently has a small shed/ cottage with elevated views to the North. A set of steel cattle yards are located at the front of the property for your livestock requirements. The property is currently being used to graze cattle and being run as a whole paddock with a single fence wing in to the yards. Boundaries are in excellent condition with portions of new barb and timber fencing.
If you are looking for something special an inspection of this unique property is a must.
Call Lachlan Cullen today 0438 740 138
