The property sits in Bobs Farm, a sparsely populated rural suburb of the Port Stephens area in the Hunter Region. The locale is known for boutique vineyards, wineries and a thriving, environmentally‑friendly aquaculture industry, and it lies on the main road between Newcastle and Nelson Bay.

How close is the house to nearby natural attractions?

Tilligerry Creek is about 1.6 km away, Emu Hill lies roughly 1.9 km distant, Tilligerry National Park is around 2.0 km away, and Big Bald Hill is approximately 2.2 km from the property.

Which industries are prominent in the Bobs Farm area?

Bobs Farm is a centre for boutique wine production and a leading aquaculture hub, exporting innovative recirculating‑system technology worldwide. The suburb also supports tourism linked to its vineyards and fish‑farm education centre.

What historical events are associated with Bobs Farm?

The Worimi people are the traditional owners of the Port Stephens region, and during World War II the former military camp at Bobs Farm housed interned Timorese civilians. The suburb’s name originates from a local figure known simply as “Bob.”

What water features are near the property?

The northern boundary of Bobs Farm is largely formed by Tilligerry Creek, and the southern edge meets the expansive Stockton Beach, offering both creek and coastal environments close by.

Which major road provides access to the property?

118 Marsh Road is located on Marsh Road, part of the main arterial route that connects Newcastle to Nelson Bay, giving easy access to both regional centres.

Are there any nearby parks or reserves for recreation?

Tilligerry National Park, situated about 2 km from the house, offers bushwalking and wildlife spotting opportunities, while the nearby shoreline of Stockton Beach provides beach‑side recreation.