Leighton Clark Email and Phone Number

Although I was busy with business in Melbourne, nevertheless, I purchased and re-developed Boorara Station being 1200 Sq km of rugged remote outback cattle and sheep property. I operated Boorara as a cattle property coming out of the worst drought in Australian history.It was a challenging and rewarding task.I constructed 30 mustering trapping yards for station stock, feral cattle, and feral goats. I carried out a major extension on the pise historical homestead CIRCA 1880.I must say that this is not the only cattle property that I owned. I started with Coldstream, bought a second property just out of Wagga Wagga close to my uni Charles Sturt.I followed up with a station on the Darling River bewteen Wilcannia and Bourke. Boorara was my big and final fling.

Founding and operating an extremely active and highly successful real estate sales organisation. With a sales force of 23 and 5 sales managers, we managed to sell 50 new homes P.A. We based that successful operation on my varied experiences working with agencies and builders across Australia.

While I was busy running my businesses in Melbourne, the Darling River floodplain country beckoned. This is suitable for sheep and cattle. I purchased the property and re-developed the entire station. I renovated the old Victorian homestead, built a huge barn, built an eco lodge on the edge of the river banks, re-instated miles of fencing, redeveloped two bores, equipped the bores with solar powered pumps, and built a large cattle yard complex.

I was busy with business in Melbourne and studying at Charles Sturt University but I found time to purchase a grazing property on the Murrumbidgee River. With my late father's (Stuart Clark) assistance I restored the original Victorian homestead and re-built the manager's house from scratch. I designed and built an excellent set of calf yards.