"Taromeo Station" is a historically significant property situated in the South Burnett region of Queensland, Australia. It was one of the first pastoral leases to be established in the area and initially encompassed a vast area of 200* square miles (128,000* acres) under a squatter's licence. The lease and freehold have been reduced over the years, which now spans 559* acres, across three titles, along with a stock and grazing permit in respect of the forestry lease of 1064.04* acres. The current owners have preserved the property since 1978 and continue to operate it as a cattle station. The property features a Heritage-listed stone brick building, stables for Cobb and Co stagecoaches, numerous dwellings, and has a rich history that includes pioneer pastoralism and gold rushes, and it offers spectacular scenery and is easy to manage, making it a highly desirable lifestyle opportunity.
Homestead
The home built in 1956 is a solid, well-maintained weatherboard featuring traditional VJ board internal walls, oozing character, and fitting perfectly into established gardens surrounding the house.
Air conditioning
Woodfire heater
Home office
Built-in verandah
Dining room off the country kitchen
Large entertaining deck
The home also features nearby guest accommodation with two bedrooms and a kitchenette.
Managers House
In addition to the main home, the property also features a three-bedroom self-contained Manager's cottage set away from the main house, perfect for dual family living, staff, guests, or even farm stay accommodation subject to approvals.
Heritage Buildings
Cobb & Co stables, made of red cedar, & an original granite stone brick store building were established in the 1850s, and the history is well documented. The current owners have enjoyed guests learning the history and this would be a fantastic direction to capitalise on the ever-growing tourism industry with the thriving tourist town of Blackbutt just a short 10 minute drive. There are many other historic buildings and infrastructure including, Meat house, pens for pigs, and poultry, a market garden, dairy yards, Blacksmith's hut, and other various outbuildings.
Country
Undulating open forest country featuring large granite outcrops and boulders. The property is dissected by two watercourses with shaded rock pool waterholes. The area is characterised by red soils currently supporting native pastures and areas of improved pastures. Predominant trees on the property include Eucalypt, Hoop & Bunya Pines, with natural hardwood forest. The lease portion of the property is heavily timbered and has some native grasses.
Other Infrastructure
• Colorbond stable with an enclosed tack room in a fenced yard for two horses.
• Outbuildings, including a blacksmith's hut & old dairy.
• Large timber cattle yards with a vet crush, plunge dip, and calf cradle.
• Steel carport shed for vehicles measuring 5m x 12m.
In summary, "Taromeo Station" is a truly unique property that offers the perfect blend of history, livestock, tourism, lifestyle, and wildlife. The property has a rich history, dating back to the early days of pastoralism in Queensland. It offers a valuable insight into the state's early agricultural history, and it also presents the opportunity to generate additional income through Agri-tourism ventures or serve as a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Book your inspection today and discover the magical natural beauty and wildlife of Taromeo Station for yourself!
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