"Yaraandoo" meaning 'Meeting place, between two rivers, under the Southern Cross'.
60.25ha*(149.3*acres) of native Australian bushland with a variety of ecosystems traversed by 8km* of graded walking tracks.
2.4km* of frontage to the Serpentine River and Bullock Creek with permanently flowing, crystal clear spring fed water offering multiple swimming holes and access to some of the most highly regarded trout fishing waters internationally.
Ebor is renowned for its rainbow trout and fly fishing and Yaraandoo is second to none when it comes to comprising of multiple glorious fishing spots. The crystal clear, spring fed Serpentine River and Bullock Creek form the eastern, southern, and western boundaries of the property.
Adjacent to the world heritage listed New England National Park and Cathedral Rock National Park, consisting of ancient Gondwana rainforest. Bushwalkers dream location.
The Lodge, an earth-inspired facility, completed in 2000, that consists of 18 guest rooms offering a full range of accommodation styles. Double/king rooms, twin rooms, and triple rooms (double and single). A self-contained apartment, perfectly suited as a manager's quarters and a 1-bedroom cottage located privately from the lodge. This is also suitable for caretaker accommodation. Also complete with a function room, dining and entertaining areas including eastern and western decks and a fully equipped restaurant kitchen. Of a smart environmental design and flexible usability, built with the most stringent environmental guidelines, from site selection to building materials and solar passive design, through to water management and power. Designed to combine optimum use of resources with minimal impact on the surrounding pristine ecosystems.
Nestled amidst the World Heritage listed New England National Park and Cathedral Rock National Park and also within close proximity to Ebor Falls, Point Lookout, Beech Lookout, Wrights Lookout, Weeping Rock, Cathedral Rock & Wollomombi Falls.
A pristine setting, and on a crisp winters' night, with the absence of light, the stars are amazing. Enjoying diverse weather patterns, sitting at an elevation ranging from 1175 to 1285 metres above sea level meaning snow is not uncommon. Average annual rainfall is 900mm*.
Midway between The New England Tablelands and the Coffs Harbour Coast, one of the most spectacular regions in Australia. 10* minutes to Ebor, 40* minutes to Dorrigo or Armidale,1* hour to Bellingen & 1 hour 45* minutes to Coffs Harbour.
Current Armidale Council rates are $342* per quarter. Zoned RU1 Primary production.
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Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, we cannot guarantee it.
