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The Five Mile" - Further Development Opportunities
512.33 ha or 1266 acres
The Five Mile presents a great opportunity for the progressive operator to further develop, increase the grazing production and harness capital growth from this property.
Located 37kms north west of Guyra and 55kms from Inverell, The Five Mile would be considered ideal as an add on, or an opportunity to develop as a stand alone farm. It has an annual average rainfall of 825mm and 1030m average elevation.
The property carries a dwelling entitlement and includes the following working infrastructure. A partly completed Eco Enterac shed 15x9m, old crutching/shearing shed in working order and a set of wooden sheep yards. There are 10 paddocks.
There is a fantastic Stock water feature being the 5km give and take access to Georges Creek which includes a 300m hole that offered reliable water reserves during the devastating 2019 drought. There are also 11 earthen dams, some of which are spring fed.
The topography is gently undulating to flat. Soils types consist of basalt, trap rock, and some loamy Granite. There are some quality stands of timber on the property, with Yellow Box, Stringy Bark, and small stands of Ironbark throughout. Grasses are mainly native and offer excellent ground cover and a bulk of feed.
Current management have successfully grazed both sheep and cattle on the property.
The Five Mile presents a great opportunity for the progressive operator to further develop, increase the grazing production and harness capital growth from this property.
Located 37kms north west of Guyra and 55kms from Inverell, The Five Mile would be considered ideal as an add on, or an opportunity to develop as a stand alone farm. It has an annual average rainfall of 825mm and 1030m average elevation.
The property carries a dwelling entitlement and includes the following working infrastructure. A partly completed Eco Enterac shed 15x9m, old crutching/shearing shed in working order and a set of wooden sheep yards. There are 10 paddocks.
There is a fantastic Stock water feature being the 5km give and take access to Georges Creek which includes a 300m hole that offered reliable water reserves during the devastating 2019 drought. There are also 11 earthen dams, some of which are spring fed.
The topography is gently undulating to flat. Soils types consist of basalt, trap rock, and some loamy Granite. There are some quality stands of timber on the property, with Yellow Box, Stringy Bark, and small stands of Ironbark throughout. Grasses are mainly native and offer excellent ground cover and a bulk of feed.
Current management have successfully grazed both sheep and cattle on the property.