284 West Furracabad Road

The property is situated in the town of Glen Innes on the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales, Australia. Glen Innes sits at the crossroads of the New England Highway and the Gwydir Highway.

Nearby heritage listings include the Glen Innes Showground on Bourke Street, the Glen Innes Post and Telegraph Office on Grey Street, and the historic Glen Innes railway station on the former Main Northern railway line.

The area offers easy access to several natural attractions such as Gibraltar Range National Park, the World Heritage‑listed Washpool National Park, and local waterfalls and fossicking sites in the surrounding creek valleys.

Glen Innes experiences a temperate oceanic climate with mild to warm summers and cold, windy winters that often bring frosts and occasional snowfall. Annual rainfall averages about 902 mm, with the heaviest precipitation occurring in late spring.

The district has long been a centre for wool, sheep and beef cattle production, and it also hosts sapphire fossicking in the nearby creek valleys. Tourism has grown in importance, aided by national parks, heritage sites and cultural events.

Glen Innes hosts several annual festivals, including Minerama – a gem and fossicking festival, the Australian Celtic Festival, the Land of the Beardies Festival, and the Pastoral and Agricultural Show, as well as horse racing events such as the Glen Innes Cup.

Yes, the White Rock Wind Farm, consisting of 70 turbines, is located about 23 km west of Glen Innes, with an additional stage of turbines and a solar farm approved for future development.