109 Short Road, Dimbulah QLD 4872

Located approximately 7km or 10 minutes from Dimbulah, this expansive rural property offers approximately 296.7 hectares (733 acres) of versatile country with established infrastructure, multiple water sources and excellent potential for grazing, equine use or a private rural lifestyle.

The property features sandy loam soils, moderately timbered country and areas of previously cleared regrowth, with established Seca, Verano stylo and native grasses. Good internal fencing provides practical stock management, including two approximately 40-acre holding paddocks and three smaller paddocks around the cattle yards. One of the smaller paddocks is fenced for horses and includes a 3m x 6m shelter.

The cattle yards have an approximate 120-head capacity and combine original timber construction with newer panels. They are equipped with a vet crush, an adjustable loading ramp and shelter over the crush. Two covered lick stations add further practicality for livestock operations.

Water infrastructure includes three dams, a large seasonal creek and numerous smaller seasonal creeks throughout the holding. A new 23,000-litre poly tank, pump and float trough provide water to the second 40-acre holding paddock from a dam located in the first holding paddock. There is also scope to enlarge the existing dams or establish additional water storage.

Approximately 20 kilometres of well-formed tracks and trails provide access throughout the property while also offering opportunities for horse riding and mountain biking. Three-phase power is available at the road boundary.

Forming part of a subdivision from the established Ironbark House Dimbulah eco-accommodation holding, the property may also suit buyers considering a similar tourism venture, subject to council approval, while retaining the ability to run cattle or pursue other rural activities. The subdivision is progressing through the final approval and title-issue process.

Property Features

• Approximately 296.7 hectares or 733 acres
• Approximately 7km or 10 minutes from Dimbulah
• Sandy loam soils with moderately timbered and previously cleared regrowth areas
• Established Seca, Verano stylo and native grasses
• Good internal fencing
• Remaining boundary fencing to be completed prior to sale
• Two approximately 40-acre holding paddocks
• Three smaller paddocks surrounding the cattle yards
• Horse-fenced paddock with a 3m x 6m shelter
• Cattle yards with an approximate 120-head capacity
• Vet crush, adjustable loading ramp and shelter over the crush
• Two covered lick stations
• Three dams
• Large seasonal creek and numerous smaller seasonal creeks
• New 23,000-litre poly tank, pump and float trough
• Scope to enlarge existing dams or establish additional water storage
• Approximately 20 kilometres of well-formed tracks and trails
• Three-phase power available at the road boundary
• Mainly sealed access with a council-maintained unsealed section
• Suitable for grazing, equine pursuits, agriculture or a private rural retreat
• Potential for a tourism or eco-accommodation venture, subject to approval

A substantial rural holding offering scale, established infrastructure and flexibility in a convenient Dimbulah location.