The Opportunity of a lifetime … purchasing 60 rural acres in Avoca Beach!
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Bangaloe Stud is a 24.28 hectare (approx. 60 acre) development site 3 minutes from Avoca Beach, one of the premier surfing beaches on the east coast of Australia with development opportunities such as SEPP 5, pubs, tourist and visitor accommodation, dwellings, ecotourism, registered clubs, Conference centres.

Set in extensive private and tranquil rain forest featuring magnificent stands of native trees and abundant bird life, several dams and lagoons.
Offered in one line, consisting of 2 x 8.09 hectare (20 acre) blocks approx. and 2 x 4.04 hectare (10 acre) blocks approx.
The home of Bangaloe Stud, a successful thoroughbred breeding enterprise for over fifty years. Eight stables, a network of holding yards and day yards, tack room, vet room and sand roll. Extensive post and rail fencing.

Situated at the southern end of the Central Coast and is well positioned to service the population from the surrounding areas of Avoca Beach, Copacabana, MacMasters Beach. The central area offers a range of industrial, commercial and retail properties, ensuring a diverse range of business offerings to fully service the local and surrounding communities.

This wonderful opportunity features:
Fully restored 19 century colonial homestead 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, extensive parquetry and slate flooring, verandahs on two sides, 3 open fireplaces, formal lounge and dining rooms.
E4 Environmental Living Zoning
Zoning offers a wide range of development opportunities
Two car carport
Colonial style guest cottage with verandahs, fully restored. One bedroom, extensive polished timber flooring. Kitchen in Tasmanian Oak, bar opens onto entertaining area/dining room.
Proximity to all community amenities
Access to houses and stables via bitumen surfaced roadway
Managers cottage, two bedrooms
Colonial style stables with 8 stables, tack room and vet room
Enclosed sand roll, wash bay and round yard.
Machinery shed with self contained quarters.
Feed and implement shed, hay shed, crush with loading ramp. Network of holding yards and day yards.
3 Kilometres of post and rail fencing.
4 dams and 2 lagoons.

History
Originally known as Humphrey’s Farm and cleared in 1903, Mr Bill Ritchie purchased Bangaloe in 1960 on the advice of champion trainer Mr T J Smith and Mr Percy Sykes, a veterinary surgeon of world renown.

Mr T J Smith MBE (known as Tommy), dominated Sydney racing for over three decades, winning the Sydney Trainers’ Premiership every year between 1953 and 1985. His notable feats as a horse trainer included two Melbourne Cups, four Caulfield Cups, seven W.S. Cox Plates, six golden slippers and thirty five Australia Derbies.

Mr Bill Ritchie set an extraordinary record at Bangaloe, breeding no less than 77 individual winners on the property.

Grand Empress, Belmont park, Jewell Flight, Palace Lane, Perfect Dream, Coronet Flight, Bagelle, Sonar Belle, laughter and Scala were some of his winners.

Sires used included Luskin Star, Bletchingly, Baguette, Bold Aussie, Lunchtime and Lorenzaccio.

The current owner has owned Bangaloe for 28 years, and has run up to 40 horses on Bangaloe, variously breeding from and spelling the thoroughbreds in their team.