1/14A grand Victorian homestead built in the 1860s is the centrepiece of the historic Nambrok estate, which was once home to a Melbourne Cup winning horse.
Mixed farming, equine property at Nambrok for sale
See pictures of this grand Victorian 1860s homestead for sale at Nambrok, which is suitable for mixed farming and equine interests.
2/14Owned by the prominent McGauran family since 1985, Nambrok was built in the 19th century for pastoralist and Gippsland pioneer John King, grandson of NSW’s third governor Philip King.
3/14John and Edith Widdis bought the property in 1908 and in 1915 Edith became the first female owner to triumph at the Melbourne Cup with Patrobas, who was trained and stabled at Nambrok
4/14The McGauran family, which includes former Agriculture Minister Peter McGauran and former Senator Julian McGauran, have further developed the holding during their ownership, making it one of Australia’s most historic and significant properties.
5/14The family has now decided to sell its pastoral interests including Nambrok.
6/14One of the holding’s defining features is its magnificent mansion situated on an elevated position capturing panoramic views of the 989ha property, the Great Dividing Range and the Strzelecki Ranges.
7/14Influenced by styles derived from the Dutch, North Italian Renaissance and Lombardic Romanesque, the four-bedroom homestead was meticulously renovated in 2012 and has high ceilings throughout, chandelier lighting and polished timber floors.
8/14It includes sun-filled living rooms, grand open fireplaces as well as an adjoining five-bedroom residence.
9/14Outside, there is a championship size grass tennis court and a three-bedroom brick veneer manager’s residence.
10/14Also on the property are original stables with nine horse stalls and six stables, eight-stand raised board shearing shed, cattle yards, modern machinery shed, hay shed and an authentic storage shed with sliding door.
11/14Nambrok has been conservatively run under existing management, currently running 540 beef breeders plus progeny and bulls.
12/14The property has been subdivided into 19 main paddocks with numerous fenced-in tree plantations and is watered by 18 catchment dams and four bores.
13/14Selling agent Anthony Stevens said Nambrok was a flagship estate suited to a range of pursuits including livestock, cropping, equine and leisure or hospitality.
14/14Expressions of interest for Nambrook close September 25 at 4pm.