Amber Werchon Property and The Coast & Country Team brings to the market Station Homestead, 3914 Bruce Highway, Glenwood. Set across 1,402 acres on multiple titles, this Wide Bay holding brings together open grazing country, an established stock-water network and the yards and shedding to support a cattle enterprise of scale. Two substantial homes make it a property the whole family can live and work on.

The country and the cattle operation

Open pasture rolls into lightly timbered country across the holding. Windmills draw from Gutchy Creek and a bore, feeding a header dam that supplies troughs across the paddocks. The steel cattle yards have a covered vet crush and shaded working areas. Two four-bay, high-clearance machinery sheds take care of the big gear, while a dedicated hay shed and a separate three-bay shed provide room for fodder, tools and workshop space.

Two homes with room between them

The four-bedroom homestead looks out over the paddocks, with polished Tasmanian oak floors, a granite kitchen and a wet bar in the main living area. Outside, the inground pool gives family and guests a place to spend the afternoon with the grazing country in full view.

Set privately away from the homestead, the second residence has three bedrooms, a separate media room and a stone kitchen with a butler's pantry. Its 9 m × 6 m deck looks across the paddocks and is large enough to host the whole family. With its own garaging and carport, the home is well suited to a second generation on the property or a resident farm manager.

Positioned between Gympie and Maryborough, Station Homestead offers the scale to bring an existing cattle enterprise together in one holding, with the water, working infrastructure and accommodation already in place.

Contact Kerry-Anne Crowley at Amber Werchon Property to discuss the holding and arrange a private inspection.