But after owning the property for almost 30 years, the Webb family has reluctantly put their pristine property on the market.

Renowned cattle breeding/fattening and wool growing property, Kobyboyn extends over 1044 hectares – including over 809 ha of creek flats to gentle rolling country.

Highly improved country with an excellent super history, pastures are crammed with rye, clover, phalaris and cocksfoot.

The balance of the soils is granite hill country awash with stands of red gum, red and yellow box and Blackwoods.

Over 30 ha have been direct drilled this season with rye grass for hay.

The property is split into 28 paddocks plus a number of smaller paddocks and fences are in excellent condition with the bulk electrified.

With the Stewarts Creek running the length of the property and 30 dams water is a key feature.

The 32 square family home has six bedrooms, large office, formal dining and lounge room, den, modern kitchen and a separate spa room.

Views from each window take in the stunning English garden awash with sweeping lawns, roses and an avenue of Liquid ambers.

Working improvements include a five-stand woolshed, large cattle yards, steel machinery shed, shearer’s quarters and two double stables.

A closed herd of Hereford cattle and Merino sheep is available for sale.

Kobyboyn is 30 kilometres east of Seymour and 28km north-west of Yea.

For sale by tender, closing October 30.