Teetulpa is situated at the small Barrier Highway town of Yunta and was purchased in September of 1905. It may conjure the image of gold rush days of the mid 1800s, when up to 5,000 people resided at the Teetulpa diggings seeking alluvial gold, although the actual site of the Teetulpa goldfields are on a nearby property.

The picturesque property is watered from several wells and numerous bores and dams. Teetulpa, together with the adjoining pastoral lease Winnininnie, can run around 20,000 sheep and produce around more than 500 bales of Merino wool annually.