531 Borah Creek Road

Quirindi NSW 2343

'Hammond Springs' is one of the notable historic properties in the area, with magnificent views overlooking the Quirindi Valley.
The four-bedroom brick homestead was built by Abraham Gaha around 1906. Before building the home, Gaha operated a store and wine shanty adjacent to the stock route on the western side of the property.
Enveloped by magnificent 2.5-metre-wide bullnose verandas, inside the home features ornate pressed metal ceilings and stained glass windows throughout.
The large kitchen and dining area opens out to the back veranda and boasts an impressive wood-fired oven and plenty of bench and storage space.
An expansive separate living room features a wood fireplace and connects beautifully to the verandas via extensive windows and double French doors.
Well-maintained gardens surround the home along with a tennis court and standalone worker's cottage/guest accommodation.
Situated just five kilometres from Quirindi, this is a unique chance to acquire a large historic property in a highly-regarded cropping and grazing area benefitting from good rainfall.
After purchasing the property at auction in 1964, and successfully operating 'Hammond Springs' for nearly 60 years, local identities Jim and Kerrel Patterson are retiring and moving closer to their grandchildren.