80 Tooloom Street
Legume, NSW 2476

Overview

"TARA OAKS" - Two Homes on 6 Titles - What a cracking location to call home on the banks of Acacia Creek.

Tara Oaks is a stunning 162-acre rural estate located in the sought-after Acacia Creek/Legume district. This property offers elevated mountain views that extend down to fertile creek flats, providing a picturesque rural lifestyle setting. The estate comprises two homes spread across six titles, offering flexibility for multi-generational living or rental income opportunities.

Situated centrally to major rural townships, the property is approximately 10 minutes from Killarney, 30 minutes east of Warwick, 45 minutes from Stanthorpe, 1.5 hours to Toowoomba, just over 2 hours west of Brisbane, and under 3 hours to the Gold Coast. The nearby village of Legume is only a minute away and includes essential amenities such as a local store, post office, general groceries, and a bottle shop. Educational facilities include a state school in Killarney (P-10) and various primary and high schools in Warwick. Connectivity is supported by NBN internet, landline, and mobile phone coverage, along with three-phase power and bitumen frontage with an all-weather road and driveway.

The main residence is a character-filled three-bedroom home set within established gardens. It features a detached studio or man cave with cathedral ceilings and stained glass windows. The kitchen includes both an old wood stove and a gas stove, complemented by polished timber floorboards and a large living area with a wood heater. The property is fully fenced, has one bathroom with a separate toilet, and a two-bay lockable garage with power and a concrete floor.

The second home or cottage also offers three bedrooms, a lounge with a wood heater, kitchen, sunroom, bathroom with separate toilet, and a large laundry with ample storage. It is fully fenced with a house yard, sheds with power, a stable, chook run, and a vegetable garden.

The land features rich alluvial fertile creek soil ideal for lucerne, oats, or forage crops suitable for breeding or backgrounding livestock. The property includes open areas with scattered mature native timber and mountain country leading to an elevated natural rainforest or tropical ecosystem. Pastures are a mix of couch, kikuyu, clovers, medics, improved and native grasses, with approximately 50-55 acres previously cultivated.

Fencing is in fair to excellent condition and stock proof, with four paddocks plus enclosed house yards and an additional small holding paddock near the yards. Infrastructure includes a workshop or machinery shed with a concrete floor and three-phase power, a second shed, an old dairy or storage shed with multiple potential uses, numerous outbuildings for storage, and steel cattle yards with a vet crush and loading ramp.

Water security is excellent, with water pumped from Acacia Creek on the eastern boundary for both houses and stock. There are four water troughs supplied from a gravity tank (windmill-fed or pump) and three 5000-gallon cement or poly rainwater tanks.

This property offers a peaceful rural lifestyle with acreage and reliable water security, magnificent views to the Great Dividing Range, and down to Stanthorpe. It presents an excellent opportunity for beef cattle fattening or breeding, small crops, horse riding, or potential farm stay ventures. Properties of this size and with six titles rarely come to market in this area, making it a valuable investment.

Additional adjoining acreage of 320 acres on two titles is available by separate negotiation.

Prospective buyers are advised to conduct their own enquiries to verify all information. Approximate measurements are indicated where noted.

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