BROOKSBY - LARGE SCALE COASTAL ACERAGE

Mixed Farming - SHARK CREEK NSW

* Brookbsy is offered for sale by way of Expressions of Interest closing at 12:00pm on Monday 5th May 2025.(05.05.25)

Farrell McCrohon Stock & Station Agents is pleased to offer Brooksby at Upper Shark Creek Road, Shark Creek to the market. Located on the New South Wales North Coast, in the coveted coastal region of the Northern Rivers, this unique, large-scale coastal holding offers diverse vectors of income and investment potential.

Brookbsy comprises approx. 981Ha of highly diverse topography that includes native bushland and swamp country, as well as wetlands and cleared fields. Located in the southern extent of the South-East Queensland Bio-region in the Clarence Lowlands Sub-region, Shark Creek is a locality recognised for its unique concentration of rare and endangered native flora and fauna. Currently 147ha approx. of the property is in held in Conservation under the NSW Government’s Biodiversity Offsets Scheme(BOS.)

The balance of the property has been assessed and surveyed for further BOS viability, with the past reporting noting the presence of numerous rare and endangered species such as the Coastal Emu, Maundia Triglochinoide and Squirrel Glider among others. The BOS and the pursuant Biodiversity Credits issued via the scheme offer a diverse array of applications across varied industries, be it development offsets, environmental/conservation or land banking to name a few.

The opportunities presented by an allotment of this size – that is not only enviably coastal but encompasses such a rare composition of ecologically significant species – are immense.

* 2422 Acres // 981Ha approx.

* 12.3km South of Maclean, 29.9km Southwest of Yamba, 31km West of Brooms Head, 33.8km West of Angourie, 40km North of Grafton

* Detailed Information Memorandum including BOS literature and assessment reports available on request

* Readily accessible via the well-maintained Shark Creek Road *147ha // 365 Acres approx. currently held in conservation under the BOS

* Potential for further BOS development and Biodiversity Credit issuance at rare scale and scope

* Beyond conservation, the property’s coastal location opens possibilities for targeted development, such as lifestyle-focused subdivisions, in a region where such properties are in demand.

* Extremely rare and unique property, not only as a result of its size and location but its BOS viability and inherent conservation/environmental value make Brooksby a truly special offering Brooksby is a wholly distinctive property, defined by its size, coastal setting, and ecological richness. It offers significant potential – BOS conservation credits, environmental stewardship, or carefully planned development – highlighting its value for those with specialized ambition.