Invermien, Scone

Invermien, one of Scone’s finest rural holdings, has been sold for $14.1m through Sam Triggs and Jamie Inglis of Inglis Rural Property to the Altomonte family. Spanning 381 hectares, the Cliftlands Road property, located five kilometres south of the town, was the first land grant in Scone in 1825.

The colonial-style homestead with a central courtyard has six bedrooms, with a veranda encircling the entire residence. It had a courthouse, jail, and coach house, all of which are now renovated. The property is divided into 55 paddocks with laneway access throughout, providing options for beef production, professional equine operations, hay production. It comes with a three-bedroom manager’s cottage and a two-bedroom cottage. Invermien last sold for $5.65m in 2012.