Completely enclosed in deer fencing, the 11ha property has previously been home to deer farming, milking goats, free-range pigs and intensive flower production, but now easily supports an assortment of alpacas and roaming hens. The renovated and recently painted villa is in keeping with its surroundings and features over-height ceilings, original sash windows and a large verandah from which to enjoy the changing seasons. A free-standing garage/workshop with electricity covers outdoor needs. It's a delightful property, craggy and authentic, and with its own micro-climate. The landscape is dotted with the humps and hollows of long abandoned gold tailings but now, instead of hard-working miners, alpacas graze happily amongst the stone foundations of disintegrated gold rush buildings. Watson Creek flows through this historical Wakamarina Valley property where stories of the gold era abound. Accessed off SH6 at Canvastown and 20 minutes' drive from the main road, you'll want to make your appointment today to view this unique property.
