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A historic Monaro grazing and farming property, held by the same family for five generations, has sold for $4,630,000.
Known as Curry Flat, it is located on Springfield Road, south of Nimmitabel. 
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The property comprises of roughly 3,118 acres. 
It features a five-bedroom homestead, and an original two-bedroom cottage. 
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Securely fenced into 20 paddocks and a central laneway, it also includes a five-stand shearing shed and yards, cattle yards, machinery storage, a hay shed, two creeks, bore &amp; livestock troughs, ten dams, and an aircraft hanger. 
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The home was owned by the Jardine family for five generations, before being sold in 207 for $830,272 - One fifth of its recent sale price. 
David Nolan, from Webster Nolan Real Estate, listed the property.
 
 
 
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Curry Flat, historic Monaro NSW grazing property sells for $4.63 million 

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Rockybah, a 3400 acre grazing property at Nimmitabel in the Monaro district of southern New South Wales, has sold.
It was passed in at online auction on Wednesday afternoon at $2.45 million, then sold shortly afterwards to a local grazier for an undisclosed price.
Previously known as Brechnoch, <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-livestock-nsw-nimmitabel-7891294" target="_blank">Rockybah</a> is located 13 kilometres south-west of the tourist village of Nimmitabel, and 50 kilometres south of the regional township of Cooma and its airport.
Rockybah has conducted a number of successful enterprises over the years, carrying up to approximately 6,000 DSE's of sheep and/or cattle, including the Kydrabah Murry Grey Stud, depending on the season.
The property is well equipped with farm improvements, including three stand woolshed, two sets of sheep yards, cattle yards, silo, workshop and machinery sheds and two wind turbines which are part of the Boco Rock Wind Farm Project.
There is also a three bedroom 1950s home on the property.
Chris Meares, from marketing agents Meares &amp; Associates, said the sale of Rockybah is a sign of the strong market conditions and high demand for quality grazing properties.
"There was genuine interest from overseas, city and local investors, the sale has also shown that the Monaro operates in its own ‘micro climate’ where the locals seem to remain dominant,” Meares said.
Shannon Ferguson from Fergusson Real Estate said Rockybah generated a lot of local interest.
"It seemed that locals were keen on adding to their existing operations,” Ferguson said.
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