Located approximately 100 km from Warren, this 2,418 hectare property, is an attractive example of the vibrant and rich land found in the southern extent of the Macquarie Marshes. Comprising of ephemeral freshwater wetlands, grasslands and woodlands, it provides a fertile setting for both conservation and agriculture to co-exist.
The Macquarie Marshes are the largest semi-permanent freshwater wetlands found in south-eastern Australia. The internationally significant area supports a diverse range of vegetation, with areas of endangered ecological communities, such as Weeping Myall Woodlands and Coolibah-Black Box Woodlands, found on Stanley.
Stanley is also home to numerous threatened bird species including the Hooded Robin and Grey-crowned Babbler. Notably, the property recorded the largest breeding success for the Rufous Night Heron in the Macquarie Marshes.
The purchase of this property has increased the protected area of the Macquarie Marshes by 9%. Stanley provides a buyer the fantastic opportunity to achieve conservation gains and sustainable agriculture outcomes in a unique climate and become one of the many landholders who are preserving Australia's natural heritage on private land.
Stanley features a four bedroom home nestled within Coolibah-Black Box Woodlands situated within the surrounds of significant bird habitat.
As the new owner, you will protect this property's conservation values in perpetuity by signing a conservation agreement and managing the land in accordance with a plan of management specific to this property.
As part of its ongoing stewardship program, the Nature Conservation Trust will support and empower you into the future by offering advice and guidance, backed up by on-site visits from experienced natural resource managers from experienced natural resource managers.
