Bowyer & Livermore are pleased to present to the market "Eaton Park", a standout blue ribbon grazing property in the Oberon high country of the New South Wales Central Tablelands.
Fertile volcanic basalt soils, high rainfall and established high production pastures combine to create the foundations of an exceptional farm. Complemented by expansive rural views, mature shelter trees and a cool mountain climate, Eaton Park offers productive grazing country with the convenience of Oberon close by.
A decade of investment in water, livestock facilities and access has created a holding designed around efficient, practical management. Well-planned paddocks, established laneways and substantial cattle handling facilities support an established breeding enterprise, with both dam and trough water available in every paddock. Farmbot remote water monitoring adds convenience for owners managing the property from a distance. It is a farm with the essential infrastructure in place and the flexibility to accommodate the next owner's ambitions.
540 acres* across two registered titles, offering scale and flexibility for future ownership.
Fertile basalt country supporting established high production pastures of clover, cocksfoot, phalaris and ryegrass.
Elevation of 1,150 metres*, with annual rainfall of 850 mm* and a cool high country climate.
Two linked bores, 17 dams*, 100,000-litre water storage and 13 troughs*, providing dam and trough water to every paddock.
Steel cattle yards designed for safe, low-stress livestock handling, with concreted working areas, laneways and dedicated truck access.
20 m × 20 m* machinery shed with solar and battery power, plus grain storage. Mains power on the western portion of the property. 35t silo and two hay sheds.
One-bedroom weekender with sweeping views, plus DA approval for a new residence.
The property is meticulously maintained, with ongoing attention to weed control. Few, if any, weeds are evident across the holding.
Conveniently positioned at Hazelgrove, 10 km* from Oberon, 55 km* from Bathurst and 170 km* from Sydney.
The combination of productive pastures, sheltered grazing country and established water infrastructure would also lend itself to a fat lamb breeding operation or horse spelling property, while the basalt soils and cool highland climate offer potential for viticulture, providing flexibility beyond the existing cattle enterprise.
Beyond its agricultural appeal, Eaton Park offers the opportunity to create a home in an outstanding rural setting. The existing weekender provides a comfortable base from which to enjoy and manage the property, while approval for a new residence allows purchasers to plan for a more permanent country lifestyle.
Whether purchasing your first farm, expanding an existing operation or seeking the advantages of high rainfall country, Eaton Park presents a compelling combination of productive land, substantial improvements and future flexibility. Continue the established breeding enterprise or build a farming operation around your own goals. This is quality country with the foundations in place and an opportunity to take it further.
For further information or to arrange your private inspection, contact James Walton on 0404 729 509 or Justin Guy on 0421 467 520.
AUCTION
Friday 27 November 2026 at 10:30 am
Oberon Library Conference Centre
*Approximate.
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.
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