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About this location
- Where
15 mins to the historic township of Uralla, less than 40 mins to the major regional centre, Armidale - NSW 2358
- Style
- Conservation/Agriculture
- Property size
- Approx. 580 ha
- Conservation area
- 411 ha
- Key Fauna
- Koala, Speckled Warbler, Little Eagle, Black-chinned Honeyeater, Blue Billed Duck
- Key Flora
- Grassy Box Gum Woodland, Blackbutt Candlebark
Summary
Location
- 15 minutes from Uralla
- 40 minutes from Armidale
- Easy 2WD access via council‑maintained sealed roads
- Set across a scenic high‑country landscape on the New England Tablelands
Property size
- 580 ha conservation–agriculture property
- 411 ha of conservation area
Land features
- Protects Box Gum Grassy Woodland, a critically important ecological community
- Named after the (Western) New England Blackbutt (Eucalyptus andrewsii), a tall, striking eucalypt reaching up to 20m
- Approximately 200m elevation variance, offering dramatic topographic diversity
- Breathtaking panoramic views to the Honeysuckle and Moonbi Ranges
- More than 50% native understorey present, with potential for a full overstorey to re‑establish under appropriate grazing management
- Two potential house sites (STCA)
Flora and fauna
- Rich native species diversity and multiple vegetation types
- Koalas recorded on the property
- Numerous rocky outcrops, indicating suitable habitat for the threatened Border Thick‑tailed Gecko
Conservation value
- Significant protection of Box Gum Grassy Woodland
- Habitat for threatened species including Koalas and the Border Thick‑tailed Gecko
- Eligible for annual funding to support conservation management actions