Landmark agricultural and equestrian estate, ‘Fernleigh’, Richmond, Sydney

Ridges Ln, NSW, AU

Land | For Sale

“A high-net worth family could never find a better asset from the point of view of proximity to the biggest city in Australia, as well as its privacy.”

Kon Stathopoulos, McGrath Estate Agents

300 acre land

POA

A key addition to any portfolio, Fernleigh Grand Estate offers a rare opportunity to purchase an exceptional rural oasis by Blue Mountains and Hawkesbury River. This incredible 300-acre property, with a 35-acre lake at the middle, enjoys an abundance of agricultural and lifestyle opportunities. The sprawling estate boasts its own wildlife haven, private river frontage, turf fields and livestock and much more.

Key features

Approximately 300 acres of agricultural grounds, secured with electronic gates
1km of private river frontage
Extensive aquatic activities on private river frontage and lake, including fishing, boating, kayaking and water skiing
Recreational options throughout the property for paddling, cycling, walking, flora and fauna and more
Fernleigh Lake serves as a haven for 140 bird species and wildlife all year round
Prime soils with extensive irrigation for abundant agricultural opportunities
Sustainable income from established turf fields and livestock
Rural sanctuary that is conveniently 50 minutes from Sydney’s Central Business District
Access to helicopter pad and private membership at the nearby RAAF Airbase

Fernleigh Grand Estate inclusions: entertainment, agriculture & equestrian facilities

Exclusive clubhouse or private entertainment areas
Rustic Sunnybrook barn, garden pavilions and staff lodging
Thoughtfully renovated homestead and three workers’ cottages
Improved pastures perfect for livestock and premium beef production, as well as for horse breeding
Lucerne fields produce approximately 10,000 bales of hay per annum
38 premium brick horse stables
Water access licenses for 507 megalitres p.a.
Landscaped gardens with extensive plantings featuring more than 14,000 established trees, including a 200-year-old oak tree