"Glenaladale" 167 Mooki Springs Road, Quirindi NSW 2343

Located just 33 kilometres west of Quirindi, Glenaladale offers approximately 1,224.6 acres (495.8 hectares) of quality freehold country in the highly regarded Liverpool Plains region.
The property offers an excellent combination of productive farming and grazing country, together with extensive infrastructure suited to equine, stud cattle and livestock operations.

The country ranges from fertile dark-soil flats suitable for cultivation through to gently undulating grazing country and lightly timbered ridges along the western boundary. The predominantly eastern-facing country provides good shelter and growing conditions for pastures and livestock.

Improvements include a well-maintained five-bedroom weatherboard homestead, offering high ceilings and generous living areas. A separate, fully self-contained two-bedroom cottage provides additional accommodation for family, staff or management.

One of the real features of Glenaladale is the quality and scale of its infrastructure.
The property includes a purpose-built livestock selling complex, complete with an indoor sale arena, inspection pens and individual stalls suitable for cattle or horses. Previously used for livestock and stud sales, much of the original infrastructure remains in place and could be returned to its original use with relatively little work.

There are also extensive equine facilities, including horse boxes, spelling paddocks, foaling yards, grooming and wash areas. The property has the infrastructure and capacity to comfortably accommodate approximately 50-60 horses.

Importantly, Glenaladale is also a genuine productive livestock property.
The current owners conservatively run between 120 and 140 breeders, growing calves out on pasture and crops, together with a self-replacing flock of approximately 130 Aussie White ewes. The country is equally suited to breeding, backgrounding or finishing livestock.

Water is another strong feature, with three bores (two equipped), gravity-fed storage tanks and a network of troughs and polypipe supplying every paddock. A separate 100,000-litre rainwater tank services the homestead and cottage.

Fencing has been progressively upgraded over the past ten years, with the property divided into 21 paddocks and supported by a practical laneway system for ease of livestock movement and management.

Glenaladale offers buyers plenty of options. Whether you're looking to establish an equine or stud operation, expand an existing livestock enterprise or take advantage of the farming and grazing country, much of the infrastructure is already in place.

Combined with its location in one of Australia's most recognised agricultural regions, Glenaladale represents an excellent opportunity to secure a substantial and versatile rural property.

*Please note photos taken October 2025