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Angorichina
Station
With 250 square miles of
spectacular country in the Flinders Ranges, Angorichna is a medium sized
(!) outback sheep station run by Ian and Di Fargher. As the third
generation of Farghers on the property, they know the country better than
anyone and will welcome you into their home, the old stone homestead at
Angorichna, and show you the secret spots on their property.
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Arkaba
Station
Nestled at the foot of the Elder Range, Arkaba Station is the home of Dean
and Lizzie Rasheed, whose family have long been part of the region’s
history.
The station provides some of the most spectacular panoramas in Australia,
best enjoyed with a chilled glass of wine from the top of the ranges at
dusk, as the sun sets across the outback plains. |
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Belltrees
Station
Belltrees is synonymous with the development of Australia’s wool
industry and the wealth it generated in the late 19th
century. The White family has owned the property since 1850. The country
house, itself an old White family homestead, has been restored to a level
of comfort not found elsewhere in rural Australia. |
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Bullo
Station
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Burrawang
West Station
Legendary
Burrawang West Station stretches across 10,000 acres of Lachlan River
country in Central New South Wales. The fully-operational cattle station
produces some of Australia's finest quality beef and is the home of the
premium brand, Burrawang Beef. |
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Markdale
Station
The
home of the Ashton family, and the 8,000 acre sheep property on which it stands,
provide one of Australia’s finest heritage stays. When the Ashton brothers
first came to Markdale in 1920, they not only developed a fine pastoral country,
but also the birthplace of polo in Australia. |
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Ooraminna
Station
When the
overland telegraph line was built in 1884, revolutionizing communications
between London and her far-flung dominion, Bill Hayes’ great grandfather
was with the team. With their station encompassing half a million acres of
cattle country in central Australia, the 6 th
generation of the Hayes family now lives at Ooraminna. |
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Portee
Station
Edward John Eyre, one of Australia’s greatest explorers first settled
Portee as a sheep grazing property in 1841. The station remains a
commercial sheep property of over 40,000 acres and while Eyre’s old
homestead no longer stands, the current homestead, built almost 130 years
ago, is one of the most picturesque properties on the Murray. |
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Punnyart
Station
Puunyart, one of Victoria’s oldest properties, has been farmed by the
Wilson family since the 1930s. You can spend the day seeing the daily
activities of this 2,500 acre property, watching sheep dogs at work,
seeing the shearing in season and learning how to select the finest
quality Australian wool. |
