Tom and Vicki Sutton’s two adjoining properties in New South Wales’ South West Slopes have raised almost $11.5 million at auction…

David Nolan of Webster Nolan Real Estate Sydney and Rob Stubbs of Elders Tumut are excited to announce the sale of Tom and Vicki Sutton’s properties Nimbo and the adjoining Cockatoo…

Having previously worked on Cuttabunda Station, Alan Usher knew where the best bits were, so he wasn’t flying blind when he applied for a block of the Walgett property in a 1937 ballot….

It was a love affair with cattle breeding and horse-riding that led former “yachtie” and Sydney businessman Tom Sutton 15 years ago to upgrade from a hobby farm on the Southern Highlands to acquire serious hectares at Tumut…

Two multi-million dollar properties at Brungle will be auctioned in Tumut on May 21.

David Nolan of Webster Nolan Real Estate Sydney and Rob Stubbs of Elders Tumut have have been appointed as agents by Tom and Vicki Sutton to auction Nimbo and their adjoining property Cockatoo.

Two adjoining properties in New South Wales’ South West Slopes will be auctioned separately on May 21…

“Nimbo” is a highly-produictive property capable of running cattle, prime lambs or merino sheep. The property comprises Tumut River and Nimbo Creek flats rising up to undulating and hilly grazing country…

For the second time in 6 years, buyers have an opportunity to buy a ‘trophy’ Central West grazing and lifestyle property, but now significantly value-added since it last changed hands…

A 132-hectare mixed-farming parcel with frontage to the Tumut River near Gundagai in the NSW Riverina has set a district record, after selling at a hotly contested auction for $4.55 million…

“Avenix River”, a 130.8-hectare property on the Tumut River at Brungle and owned by the Piper family in Tumut fetched $4.55 million at auction last Tuesday…

“Avenix River”, located at Brungle, has sold at auction for $4,550,000…

At a time when the rural property market seemingly couldn’t get any hotter a 131.80 hectare property on the Tumut River has commanded $4.55 million…

Recently we received a lovely letter from Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional Council thanking us for our promotion of the region in the latest Prestige Property Investments Guide. We’d like to thank them in return for their kind words. In times like these we hope that our support of regional NSW can help, even just a little.

Properties of commercial scale - apart from mega-stations - rarely hit the market in the tightly-held hinterland belt of the Mid North Coast, which makes Merriwonga a special offering…

The country property market is thriving as demonstrated with the successful auction of the Heavin Farms properties in Sydney last week.

Strong demand for blue-chip farmland has delivered a bumper payday for the founders of the Curves global gym chain, Diane and Gary Heavin. The couple raked in more than $18 million after selling their 3700-hectare beef, prime lamb and wool aggregation in the NSW Riverina.

Dunedoo’s Digilah Station, in central western New South Wales, has been listed for sale for $6.65 million after failing to sell at auction recently.

Four Murrumbidgee River frontage properties owned by Texans Diane and Gary Heavin have sold to three separate buyers.

A portfolio of blue-chip lifestyle rural properties in regional NSW generated an 83 per cent clearance rate and $10 million in total sales at auction last week.

Webster Nolan Real Estate, Sydney, and Elders Gundagai have announced the upcoming auction of Heavin Farms, four adjoining properties, all fronting the Murrumbidgee River.