Property Type: australia  Dwellings:

Land Area:    376.8 ha – 931 acres
'SHINGLE HUT' 18 kms to Walcha 
 Large acreage with breathtaking views

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Property Information
Type: Rural
Land Area: 376.8 ha – 931 acres
Location: Walcha

LOCATION:  18kms North East from Walcha

INFRASTRUCTURE:  Comfortable accommodation exists with Steel Barn 10.8m x 9m having 1 bay set up as living quarters.  Farms includes modern ‘All Steel’ woolshed with 2 stands approx 16m x 8m. Steel sheep and cattle yards at shearing shed. “W” strap and pipe construction.

COUNTRY:  Largely open to gently undulating grazing country with scattered timber of box, stringy bark and gum. Fertile loamy soils with some trap soils. 75% of property fertilized each year for the past 5 years. Excellent stands of timber for winter shelter.

CARRYING CAPACITY:  Excellent carrying currently running 1500 sheep together with 30 cows and calves with the potential to increase with further pasture development.

WATER:  Endless water supply from 2 creeks and 3 good dams with additional permanent spring fed waterhole.

FENCING:  Currently 9 paddocks with sound stock proof fencing.  Some new fencing hotwired and powered by solar. Boundary is stock proof.

RATES:   $1890.38 per annum

COMMENTS:   This property has breathtaking views over the ranges and it’s a rare find to obtain large acreage in this tightly held sought after New England area.

This could your place to escape city life to run stock and enjoy the simple things in life!

INSPECTION RECOMMENDED
ASKING - $795,000

Method of Sale: SALE
Price: $795,000
Reference: #937(Rural Listing)
Agent: Barbara Laurie 0414.399.937

 

 

Locational Information


Tamworth is a beautiful, vibrant and prosperous regional city of approximately 500km north of Sydney and 600km south of Brisbane; the city covers 184 sq km and is home to nearly 36,000 people. Tamworth is the "capital city" of the New England North West region of NSW, serving around 178,000 people. The retail industry is one of the larger employers and the range of products and services available compares more than favorably with cities. There is so much fresh produce supplied by local growers, from market gardeners and hydroponic farms to specialty foods based on fish, berries, wine, and olives - you name it - we grow it!