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Former Moonee Valley Racing Club chairman Bob Scarborough has finally sold Wood Nook Farm in Nagambie.
Considered one of Australia's premier equine facilties, Wood Nook Farm was originally listed in June 2015 with $10 million hopes.
It was re-listed last year with a $7 million price tag.
Scarborough had bought the 122 hectare property over 20 years ago and has rebuilt every fence and laneway and created stately gardens.
Located on the picturesque Goulburn River, Wood Knook is known as a world class breeding facility and has bred group one champions Marble Halls and Gallica.
The breeding operations are well-supported by extensive equine infrastructure across 45 paddocks including a modern 692 sqm stable complex, 160 sqm vet facility, 23 loose box stables and numerous horse shelters and foaling boxes.
The main homestead is a circa 1870 four bedroom home which has undergone extensive renovation.
There's an in-ground swimming pool and spa and a circa 1880, four-bedroom manager's residence.
Peter Hawkins and Bart O’Sullivan of Pat Rice &amp; Hawkins with Gowan Stubbings of Kay &amp; Burton are representing Scarborough and his wife, Rosemary.
 This article first appeared in The Weekend Australian Mansion Australia section.
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Wood Nook Farm, Nagambie sold

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A Nagambie home designed by architect Gary Windgate is on the market for $1.3 million.
The property fronts Lake Nagambie and is believed to have been the first new home to be built on one of the choicest allotments of the Elloura residential estate development.
The property, at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-nagambie-124318150" target="_blank">16 Lakeside Drive</a> Nagambie is only 124 kms from the City with dual lane freeway access all the way via the Hume and Goulburn Valley Highways.
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Ruralco Property selling agent Brendan Woodley says it has probably the longest view exposure across Lake Nagambie.
The double storey home directly fronts the Lake’s edge with a frontage of 23 metres.
It offers a seven-star rating for efficiency through key features of triple insulation and double glazed glassed areas.
A feature is a slate splashback to the benchtops which the owner specially imported from Brazil.
Ceiling heights throughout the home are at 2.8 metres creating spacious living areas with full height windows to access the water views.
The complete building area is serviced by automatic heating and cooling with an additional gas log fireplace in the downstairs living area.
Brendan Woodley from Ruralco Property said he considers it unlikely that a higher quality waterfront home with unrestricted water views and barely 90 minutes north of the City fringe could be located anywhere else in Victoria.
“By any measure this is a prestige quality home in a magnificent location that makes a design statement and presents a quality of life that is unrivalled," he said.
“At the vendor’s asking price of $1.3 million for 16 Lakeside Drive Nagambie this property will be ideal for retirees seeking a top of the range living address, or for business people seeking an easy retreat from the City”
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Lakefront Nagambie house listed for $1.3 million

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Dalhousie, a 46.5 hectare (or 115 acre) rural lifestyle property at Nagambie, is for sale through agents Pat Rice &amp; Hawkins.
Offers on 1878 Northwood Road are due June 26 with expectations over $2.8 million.
Dalhousie has been listed by the daughters of the late Marie Tehan, who passed away in 2004. 
Tehan served terms in both houses of the Victorian Parliament holding appointments as both Minister for Health and later Conservation in the Kennett Liberal Government. 
The property was originally purchased by Tehan in 1995 and the homestead was built from 1997. 
It is architecturally designed and positioned to take advantage of the prime 500 metre frontage to the Goulburn River.
Its adjoining holding is the expansive improvements of Swettenham Stud, owned by Adam Sangster and developed under his ownership as one of Victoria’s top line thoroughbred stallion farms. 
Just north along the Northwood Road is the recently revived Mitchelton Winery and Hotel owned by the prominent Ryan family, while only a little further on is the historic Tabilk winery and vineyards of the Purbrick family. 
The Dalhousie homestead with its five bedrooms, extensive living and services area, quality kitchen, a study, plus a three car garage is surrounded by an extensive garden and lawned area than runs down to the river. 
These assets have been the site of many Tehan family events, including milestone birthday celebrations and weddings while the adjoining district landmarks can also be reached by boat. 
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The property holds a two megalitre Stock and Domestic water right from the Goulburn, plus an extra irrigation licence. 
This has been used to provide stock watering troughs spread around the acreage where cattle have been grazed. 
There is excellent paddock fencing plus a good set of steel cattle yards. 
The home is set in a secluded position on the river frontage with a long driveway through the farm. 
The homestead, originally designed by architect Chris Petty, was sited to capture the northern exposure over the Goulburn River. 
Childs says that Dalhousie is the type of rural lifestyle property with commercial potential that comes to the market rarely and usually after long periods in family ownership. 
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“The Tehan family has a long multi-generational involvement in agriculture in north central Victoria and were renowned for their ability to acquire and hold prime country," Childs said. 
“The late Marie Tehan secured the Dalhousie land as a prime district holding with one of the best direct Goulburn River exposures along its length. 
“The homestead was built to capture this special location. 
“Northwood Road which extends only twenty minutes beyond the Hume Freeway interchange at Seymour forms the golden mile of the Mitchell Shire thoroughbred industry. 
“Not only is Swettenham next door but just down the road is the acclaimed Godolphin stud property and several other breeding landmarks are in the immediate area. 
“For a family domain or a businessman’s retreat the offer of Dalhousie for sale by Expressions of Interest is a compelling opportunity for action.”
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