Unique opportunity to purchase 288.8 Ha (714 acres) situated just 6.5km from town in a stunning picturesque location in the Borambil Valley on the renowned Liverpool Plains.
Approx 540 acres of deep, rich self-mulching black basalt soils with Borambil Creek frontage, ideal for summer & winter cropping. Balance red ridge grazing country mostly native pasture improved with clovers.
Magnificent views from the executive 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom plus study home in an elevated position, designed & built with a easterly aspect overlooking the black soil farming & hills in the distance. Large open plan living area, separate formal lounge & dining with timber floorboards, ducted reverse cycle A/C, verandahs & entertainment area. All bedrooms include B-I-Robes & main with walk through robe & ensuite.
Owner advises current production of 111ac wheat, 40ac Lucerne, 54ac mixed Fescue pasture, 46 cows & calves & 272 ac will be sown to sorghum with recent average yield of 7.2 ton/Ha.
Water is a feature with two ground water licenses totalling 51 ML this year, pumping from an equipped well to a 80m lateral tow irrigator. Stock & domestic water system pumping to supply tank & reticulating to home & troughs plus 3 dams.
Improvements include 6 bay steel frame machinery shed 418sq,m with 4 stables 15' x 15'. Steel frame bulk grain shed with concrete floor approx 350 tonne. 4 x 60 tonne elevated cone bottom silos & 1 x 30 tonne flat bottom silo. Steel cattle yards. 90,000 Ltr rainwater tank & 2 timber frame hay sheds.
Magnificent property close to town with scenic views, highly fertile soils & fantastic improvements. An outstanding farming or fattening property in a highly regarded & productive area.
Further information please contact Luke Scanlon 0419 495147, Ray White Quirindi on 02 6746 1270, or visit our web site at www.quirindi.com.au
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