88R Narromine Road, Dubbo NSW 2830

"Wilson Park" is an attractive parcel of river country situated close to Dubbo. The home is large by modern day standards, in original condition and with the opportunity for updating by a new owner.
Situated 12 kms West of Dubbo with frontage to the Mitchell Highway and the Macquarie River. Flat to slightly undulating country of river loams, some red loam and a gravel ridge. Approximately 75 acres are arable and has been previously farmed and sown to pastures. Subdivided into 4 paddocks with fencing of hinge joint in fair to good condition. Stock & Domestic water supply from the Macquarie River in conjunction with the Whylandra Water Scheme. This shared arrangement supplies the house and garden. 3 phase power is connected to the pump site and the home.
Improvements include a large double brick multi level home of four bedrooms plus a one bedroom granny flat. The home is in original condition having been built in the early 1980's. Included are 3 kitchens and 4 bathrooms: numerous living rooms including two dining areas, family room, lounge room, living room, games room and billiard room; wood heater, evaporative air conditioning; large car port/covered entertainment area with cool room; three garages; inground pool which is non-compliant; green house & garden shed; the home is set in a vast garden that provides appeal on entry along with an established orchard..
Working improvements include a flat bottom 50 tonne silo; 4 bay, steel framed, enclosed machinery shed with concrete floor; enclosed steel framed machinery/hay shed with semi enclosed rear skillion.
"Wilson Park" is a productive riverfront property waiting for a new lease of life to unlock it's potential. The home while original is solid and invites a new owner with imagination and energy to return it to it's original grandeur, presenting the opportunity to become the focus point of this property. "Unlock the potential of this productive property".
"Wilson Park" is being offered to finalise an estate.
Auction 11am Friday 13th September 2024, Western Plains Cultural Centre, Dubbo
Contact Peter Dwyer 0418 266523