Travelling west from Stanthorpe, turn off the bitumen Texas–Stanthorpe Road onto Pikedale Lane. After approximately 3.8 kilometres, you arrive at this inspiring grazing property now offered for sale.

The Pikedale area was first settled in the mid-1800s, with Pikedale Station established by John Pike in 1843 as a sheep station. It quickly gained renown for producing fine Merino wool.
While the region has evolved significantly over the years, Pikedale Station remains in a similar—albeit smaller—form to its original holding. Today, the area continues its strong agricultural tradition, producing quality wool, lamb, and beef.

This property is located within the Pikedale Exclusion Fence cluster and adjoins four neighbouring holdings. It enjoys the benefit of permanent water supplied by Pike Creek and its tributaries, with biodiversity and natural resources standing out as key features.

Spanning a total area of 1,028 hectares, approximately 200 hectares have been cleared and are suitable for grazing or cultivation. Well-maintained internal tracks and river crossings provide reliable access throughout the property.

All boundary fencing was rebuilt last year, with a substantial portion comprising exclusion fencing. The remaining fences are electrified and are well maintained by the neighbouring property, which currently runs sheep and cattle.

The property also offers the potential for additional income through the supply of timber and firewood. Alternatively, it can be enjoyed for recreation, with opportunities for camping and hunting, supported by an abundance of wildlife including deer, wild goats and kangaroos.

This is a rare opportunity offering endless possibilities. Your imagination is the only limit to what you can do with this property. There is ample space to graze stock, while also providing a peaceful environment with several picturesque spots to build your dream home and take in the spectacular views of the nearby mountain range.

Inspections are welcome by contacting our Agent Julie on 0414 998 315 or Email: julie.clark@bhgre.com.au