Positioned in a high-rainfall, tightly held Atherton Tablelands district, this property presents a productive grazing and fodder-growing opportunity supported by reliable water, fertile red basalt soils, and quality operational infrastructure. The land is predominantly cleared, level, and fully fenced into multiple paddocks established with improved Brachiaria pastures suited to intensive grazing systems.
Cleared, level basalt country with high-fertility red soils suitable for grazing, hay production, or further pasture development
Well-established Brachiaria and Rhodes pastures providing strong dry-matter yields and resilience across seasons
Multiple internal paddocks with sound fencing, enabling rotational grazing or segregation of stock classes
High-output irrigation bore equipped with a reconditioned diesel motor and a new 37kW electric motor, providing strong flow rates for pasture irrigation or fodder production
Notice of Works on Registered Bore enabling irrigation use
Licensed spring-fed dam supplying 2.7ML annually, offering additional stock and irrigation reliability
12m x 9m three-bay machinery shed with concrete flooring and three-phase power supplied via a 200kVA transformer - suitable for workshop use, equipment storage, or future expansion
6m x 6m shed on concrete slab, partially completed and ready for final fit-out with the remaining materials onsite
Functional cattle yards including loading ramp and head bale, suitable for small-to-medium herd management
Freshly gravelled all-weather driveway from the main road to the loading ramp, ensuring year-round heavy-vehicle access
Highway frontage providing excellent transport efficiency for livestock, machinery, and inputs
Central to key Tablelands service towns, saleyards, and agricultural suppliers
