Inside the farm where schoolgirl, 14, is accused of murdering her 10-year-old cousin in scenes so gruesome we can't tell you the details as it sells for $6million

A rural farm where a teenager is accused of murdering her 10-year-old cousin in a gruesome case that shocked Australia has sold for more than $6 million.

The schoolgirl was 14-years-old when she is alleged to have stabbed her relative while she was staying on the property in rural northern NSW, on July 8 last year.

The older girl's mother discovered the younger cousin with injuries so gruesome they cannot be published.

Her alleged killer was found on a neighbouring property, dazed and confused with the murder weapon allegedly still in her hands.

Six months later, her family put the 291-hectare farm up for sale.

A 10-year-old girl was allegedly killed by her cousin on a farm in NSW last year

A rural farm - including a six-bedroom house - where a teenager is accused of murdering her 10-year-old cousin, has been sold for $6million

Six months after the alleged murder, the extensive 291-hectare farm was put up for sale

Records show the property, which includes a six-bedroom home, recently sold for $6.3 million.

The teenager accused of the killing is listed to go on trial for murder in November.

Her request to plead guilty to the lesser charge of manslaughter was rejected.

The older girl's mother discovered the younger cousin after returning from doing chores on the farm.

The alleged killer was later found on a neighbouring property, dazed and confused, having walked 3km across a wheat field with the alleged murder weapon allegedly still in her hand.

Her defence barrister will argue the teenager was mentally impaired at the time of the alleged attack.

Records show the property recently sold for $6.3 million. Pictured is the home's living room

Police and SES volunteers search a paddock after the young girl was allegedly killed by her cousin

A social media post by the alleged victim's father last year displayed a tattoo of a cherry blossom on his upper arm as a tribute to a drawing made by his daughter, who was a talented artist.

'Cherry blossom tattoos are a metaphor for the transience of life because they do not live for very long,' the father wrote in his post.

'They are considered to be omens of good things to come. The blossoms serve as emblems for affection and love.'

'Fly high, my angel.'

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