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It is a place of serenity and spectacular
views. An ideal rural getaway.
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| The Buffalo River valley is an area of
"varying landscape and remarkable beauty" and this is apparent
in the Homestead site. It lies at the western edge of Mount
Buffalo and looks directly onto Buffalo, Sugarloaf and the Nug
Nug hills. It is accessed from Osborne's Bridge, where the
river roars out through a narrow ravine over granite boulders
onto the wider agriculturally productive valley floor below.
The property, which now runs goats & horses, has direct river
frontage and is bounded in part by the Mount Buffalo National
Park. Its attractive garden setting is a haven for
abundant birdlife and a tranquil repose for the
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"Nog Nog Wa" run was first occupied in 1849.
Its estimated area was then 16,000 acres extending from west
of Buffalo River eastward up and across the Buffalo Plateau.
In 1860 James Dundas acquired the depasturing licence and in
the following year he applied for a pre-emptive right for the
"Nug Nug Wah" station. The Homestead was built by Dundas at
the northern end of the property on an elevated site
overlooking the river flats. Only part of the original
building remains due to extensive renovations over time by
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We are only 16kms from
the Great Alpine Road |
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Stopover and relax in comfort in
our self-contained units while you explore the North East
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Accommodation