1009 St Leonards Creek Road, Walcha NSW 2354, Australia
The property includes a house set on a parcel of land measuring 597,397 m². This extensive acreage provides ample space for outdoor activities and future development.
The listing indicates a house is situated on the site. It is the primary residential structure on the large parcel of land.
The Main North railway line runs about 20.7 km west of Walcha at the Walcha Road station, which is served daily by the NSW TrainLink Xplorer service. The town itself sits at the junction of the Oxley Highway and Thunderbolts Way, providing road access.
Walcha experiences an oceanic climate with a strong continental influence, featuring mild summers (average highs around 25 °C) and cool winters (average lows near –2 °C). Annual rainfall is about 809 mm and winter snow and frost are not unusual.
The district supports a variety of native flora such as wattles (acacias), rough‑barked manna gum, yellow box, narrow‑leaved black peppermint, New England peppermint, white gum, native cherry, and dogwood. Some rare species like the bird orchid, Hillgrove spotted gum and Mountain Wax‑flower also occur in nearby national parks.
Typical fauna include grey kangaroos, wallabies, possums, echidnas, black and brown snakes, Eastern blue‑tongued lizards, and Jacky dragons. Birdlife features magpies, kookaburras, wood ducks, spoonbills, galahs, currawongs, crimson rosellas and cockatoos.
Apsley Falls lies roughly 20 km east of Walcha and offers dramatic gorge scenery. The town is also the southern gateway to the Oxley Wild Rivers and Werrikimbe National Parks, part of the World Heritage‑listed Central Eastern Rainforest Reserves.
