1647 Jimenbuen Road, Numbla Vale, NSW 2628

• Approximately 2.97 hectares or 7.34 acres.
• Located about 16km south of Dalgety, just off Jimenbuen Road at the end of the bitumen run.
• Built circa 1876 for George Hedger who acquired Numbla Vale Station from Amos Crisp.
• A group of single storey buildings comprising the original homestead complex including the old school room on the northern boundary.
• The property has continuously been lived in until about 2 years ago or so.
• “Numbla Vale Homestead” has seen a few makeovers or improvements over the years, like the bathroom brought indoors in the late 1950s as well as the old stone kitchen now forming part of the same building.
• The homestead and surrounding structures displaying Victorian Colonial Vernacular style. The main house is distinguished by brick quoins as well as brick window and door architraves.
• A granite wall partly surrounding the homestead.
• The land itself is fenced into a lane way as well as a paddock bound by Numbla Creek to the east.
• “Numbla Vale Homestead” has recently been decommissioned as a dwelling as part of the subdivision process.
• However this can and will be revoked and the house recommissioned subject to a number of conditions to be adhered to by the vendors.

Agents Comments:
The sale of “Numbla Vale Homestead” presents a unique opportunity to acquire a property of great historical significance that has stood the test of time. Located in a tightly held small rural community some 35 minutes drive to Jindabyne and about 1 hour drive or so from Cooma.
If the location suits and you have a strong desire to retain and maintain the history of this once magnificent 1870s homestead, don’t hesitate and contact our sales team now!