Set across approximately 118ha (292 acres), presenting an exceptional opportunity to secure a substantial rural escape in the historic Turon region. With frontage to both Two Mile Creek and the Upper Turon River, sweeping rural views and remnants of the area’s gold-mining past, this is a property made for adventure.
Offering direct access from Ilford Sofala Road and a dwelling entitlement, the vacant holding provides an outstanding foundation for a future country retreat, subject to council approval.
Property Features:
– Approximately 118ha (292 acres) of diverse rural country
– Dwelling entitlement offering scope to establish a country residence
– Frontage to Two Mile Creek and the Upper Turon River
– Historic gold diggings offering the chance to try your hand at prospecting
– Elevated ridgelines with sweeping views across the Turon Valley
– A varied landscape of grazing country, rugged hills and established native timber
– Direct access from Ilford Sofala Road
– Excellent opportunities for camping, fishing, bushwalking, horse riding, motorbike riding and 4WD adventures
– Great hunting block with animals such as pigs, deer, goats, Kangaroos & foxes
– Ideal as a recreational holding, weekend escape or future lifestyle property
– Approximately 40 minutes from Bathurst and 50 minutes from Mudgee
Whether you are drawn to the river, the region’s gold-mining history or the freedom of owning a substantial rural holding, this unique property delivers space, scenery and endless opportunities to explore.
Contact David Goldring on 0426 251 981 or Harry O’Malley on 0417 992 271 to arrange your inspection.

Checkout all the property resources below:
Discover your property’s value and explore comparable sales, suburb performance insights, and more—all in just seconds.

NOTE: This is not a contract of sale document. Both the purchaser and vendor must sign a contract of sale document before this offer becomes legally binding. An offer may be withdrawn at any time before signing a contract of sale document. If you do enter a contract of sale, it is advisable to check section 5 of the Land and Business (Sales and Conveyancing) Act 1994 regarding any cooling-off rights that you may have and how to exercise them.

Powered by Appraise.works














