BUILDINGS

There are the following buildings on the property:

Living quarters:

Farmhouse: Lockwood, (built around 1978)	Cottage: Traditional building method, (built in the late 1890)
Area ca. 120 m², L shape construction, 3 bedrooms, big decks, greenhouse 3.6 m x 7.3 m, big wood range suitable for cooking and baking, back porch	2 rooms, plus kitchen, bath, toilet, porch. Two further rooms and lean-to converted into wool shed, as well suitable for goat hoofs. (Power installed)

Farm buildings

Work shed & vehicle ports (built in 1989):	Old work shed (very old):
Work area ca 7.5 m x 6.0 m on concrete floor, with doors 3.6 m high suitable for repair of heavy machinery. (Power installed) 3 vehicle ports, 6 m deep, suitable for cars tractors, or bulldozer.	Suitable for two carports and a trailer or 4 wheeler, situated opposite cottage. One added room about 3 m x 4 m for storage. (Power installed)

Cowshed (50 years old)	Small buildings:
Suitable for all kind of activities with cattle yard and good water supply. (Power installed)	chookhouse, pigsty with two compartments

THE HOMESTEAD

	That's the first glimpse you get of our home, if you come towards the house.
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	This is the entrance with the deck that runs towards the valley side. The space under the house is ideal for storage of all sorts of tools for the garden work.
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	The house is placed among a few boulders, on which our goat kids like to jump around.
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	This stove is the heart in our home. Able to give warmth the whole year round. It has the capacity to heat the whole house during winter.
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THE COTTAGE
	This cottage was built around the turn of the century. It was one of the earliest farmhouses in the area. The exact date of construction is unknown. It has a living space and a part is converted into a shearing shed. This photo shows the chocolate cake, as we call it, after reconstruction.
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THE NEW WORK SHED
	This work shed is behind the Lockwood home. It is a pole construction with plywood sides. The right side is a work and maintenance area with a concrete floor. The doors with a height of 3.6 m allow to drive in with big machinery. The work area is about 6 m deep and 7.5 m wide. On the left are three vehicle ports to house machinery and cars.
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THE OLD WORK SHED
	This old work shed is opposite the old house. It can house two vehicles. The room on the right side is ideal for storage and the little add on on the left allows to house a small car, farm machinery, a four wheeler or a trailer.
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THE COWSHED
	This cowshed was built in 1946. It is no more used as such, but has been rebuilt and reroofed. The yard has a concrete floor and posts, gates and rails were replaced around 1985. The building has power installed and running water with high flow and pressure.
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