Situated just 17 km from the city of Armidale on 100 productive grazing acres, Stanton has much to offer. The recently updated homestead is a striking double story stone wall design positioned in an attractive, private and protected rural setting. The Stanton home offers four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas, an outdoor alfresco area and large wrap around veranda's. The well established and thoughtfully planned garden complements the features of the home. Featured in the garden are a variety of deciduous trees and shrubs, extensive climber covered pergolas and a variety of perennial plants and bulbs in the garden beds. Water for the garden is supplied under pressure from a reliable storage dam. The functional structural improvements include a set of steel panel cattle yards, a four bay machinery shed with workshop on concrete floor and a fox proof chicken run with plumbed water. The property is fenced into six paddocks with stock water supplied from four substantial dams plus reticulation to troughs. The current owners have made a substantial investment in fertiliser inputs with the goal of increasing the level of grazing production. The property received 48 tonnes of Lime and 3.5 tonnes of Guano pellets in 2023 ensuring the new owners of 'Stanton' hit the ground running and benefit well into the future with high levels of grazing production . Reliable rainfall is bolstered by the property's peak elevation which rises to 1250 metres above sea level. Stanton offers stunning views in all directions where one can take the time to sit back, relax and truly appreciate the tranquillity and abundance of native wildlife in their natural environment. The regrettable sale of 'Stanton' presents an opportunity for savvy buyers to invest in a quality rural lifestyle with the comfort that significant development works are now complete. The sale of 'Stanton' is an opportunity not to be missed. *All information contained here is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries*