Steeped in history, this unrivalled property spans 6,788 hectares, or around 16,774 acres. The land was one of the original large pastoral holdings established in this region, with frontage on Yanco and Billabong creeks. Established in the 1840s, Hartwood Station boasts an expansive 13-bedroom creekside homestead wrapped around an inviting grassy courtyard. The interior spaces reveal several formal and informal living rooms, a magnificent dining room, 10 original fireplaces, and four bathrooms. Numerous other structures are found among the expansive grounds, including workers’ cottages, stables, and a tack area. Also featured is an Edwardian-era manager’s residence with five original fireplaces, gorgeous pressed-metal ceilings, and a central courtyard. To support various farming uses, the agricultural infrastructure consists of rustic woolsheds, shearers’ quarters, cattle yards, a workshop, and grain and machinery sheds. Set amid the stark beauty of southern New South Wales, Hartwood Station shelters a number of threatened fauna and flora species and is also host to a golf course, a tennis court, and a pool. Aboriginal artifacts are scattered throughout this distinctive offering