876 Smiths Creek Road, Kundabung NSW 2441

History is written across this land. At "Glenmore," almost 120 years of family farming remain in the paddocks, the creeks and one remarkable old elm tree.

Held by the O'Leary family since 1907, this incredible 709-acre cattle property comes to market after five generations. Around 40% is cattle country, 40% private forestry and 20% protected bushland, with two creeks and two dams adding to its diversity.

Originally a dairy farm, Glenmore has also produced sugar cane, corn, potatoes, melons, and cotton. Today cattle continue that agricultural story, with capacity for approx. 80 to 100 breeders, along with 10 fenced paddocks, established stock lanes, covered yards and extensive farming infrastructure.

Near the site of the original family home stands an old elm with an extraordinary story. Before leaving for the First World War, young Albert Joseph O'Leary placed an iron chain in the tree as a keepsake. Sadly, Albert never returned home. His name is commemorated at the Menin Gate in Ypres. More than a century later, the elm has grown around the chain, its links still held within the trunk.

At the heart of Glenmore, a charming three-bedroom Queenslander-style cottage has been beautifully updated, comprising a two-bedroom main home with an adjoining one-bedroom flat, offering independence for extended family or guests. Broad verandahs survey the rural landscape, complemented by timber floors, hardwood features, and a slow-combustion fire.

Four large sheds, an original rustic shed, silo, seven water tanks, solar and approx. 10-12km of fencing support the working property.

Life here has never been just about farming. The family remembers their childhood camping on the verandah, swimming in the creek, and living on watermelon and corn. A generation of wallabies make themselves at home here too, alongside an abundant array of native birdlife.

Approx. 15 minutes from Kempsey and 35 minutes from Port Macquarie, Glenmore combines substantial acreage, productive rural infrastructure, and a family history impossible to replicate.

709 acres can be measured, almost 120 years of family history cannot. Five generations have written the story, now the next chapter begins.

- Approx. 709 acres held by one family since 1907
- Mixed farming with cattle country, forestry & bushland
- Capacity for approximately 80-100 breeders
- Two creeks, two dams, seven tanks, extensive shedding
- Charming Queenslander-style home with adjoining flat
- Approx. 15 mins to Kempsey & 35 mins Port Macquarie
Rates - $6093.16pa