Enjoy 1903.8 acres of largely undisturbed native wilderness, in 4 titles - trees and tiny wildflowers all of which are native to the Traprock Country of the North West Slopes of New South Wales. Trees such as the magnificent river red gums, silver-leafed iron bark, white box, black cypress, white cypress, yellow box, kurrajong, and many more. Look for and marvel at the different varieties of tiny wildflowers which are remnants of populations that were once prolific in the area. Explore the hidden valleys.
The wildlife on land consists of kangaroos, secretive echidnas and many varieties of reptiles. In the air there are wedge-tailed eagles and sea eagles; owls, kookaburras, magpies, galahs, sulphur-crested cockatoos and yellow-tailed black cockatoos, ducks, parrots, wonga and other types of pigeons, currawongs and superb fairy wrens. This is just a small list of the large and small birds that can be seen here.
Enjoy all of this while you're fishing in the river for Murray Cod and Yellow Belly. While fishing you might encounter a member of the platypus populations that have called the Mole River home for decades. Use a canoe to explore your 3 km stretch of the river.
It is also possible to run cattle, if that's your preference. There are various watering points throughout. If you are a hunter, feral animals are good sport: goats, pigs, deer. These animals are can easily be found here.
There are plenty of sites for camping and for building.
If you crave adventure or the peace and serenity of a secluded environment, this property is worth a look. It may be for you. This is a once in a generation opportunity.
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