Warrengunyah farming and grazing property listed in New South Wales

Warrengunyah is a 608-hectare (1,503-acre) farming and grazing property located near Wellington, New South Wales. The estate consists of the contiguous holdings of Warrengunyah and Woodbine, situated approximately 3km from the center of Wellington.

The property features a variety of landscapes, including fertile irrigated river flats, dryland farming areas, and productive grazing country. The Bell River runs through the property, providing a 7km frontage. Water security is supported by six alluvial wells, extensive irrigation infrastructure, and a 364-megalitre groundwater entitlement.

Currently operated as a sheep, cattle, and cropping enterprise, the land carries 150 breeding cows and 1,500 ewes. Approximately 450 hectares are suited for farming, fodder production, and pasture development, while the remainder is used for native grazing. The estate also includes the historic Warrengunyah Homestead and various agricultural improvements such as a three-stand shearing shed, stables, and grain storage.