Farm For Sale - NSW - Dubbo - 2830 - Location, Land & Lifestyle (Image 2)

133L Narromine Rd - Nevillands Road Dubbo NSW 2830

For Sale $2,500,000

Property Type Other (Rural)
Land area approx 171.2ac
Region Central West Slopes & Plains

Tags: Machinery shed Shed Bore Water Forestry Fenced Dam Solar Hay Cattle Homestead Yards Arable Lifestyle Sheep

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Location, Land & Lifestyle

Area & Tenure:
171.2 Acres (69.28 Ha) Freehold.

Situation:
13.3 Kms West of Dubbo on the Mitchell Highway.

Description:
Black alluvial and Sandy loam to Ironstone soil. Timbered with Pine, Box, Gum, Bull Oak and Iron Bark. Approximately 100 Acres are arable with 10 Acres of lucerne.
Irrigated by 25 Acres with hand shift pipes.
Watered by 6 dams plus a 10 megalitre water license. Average annual rainfall of 533mm (21").
The property is divided into 7 paddocks with lane way access. Fencing consists of hinge joint and barb wire.

Structural Improvements:
Large four-bedroom brick homestead featuring formal lounge room, large family room with wood heater, zoned reverse cycle air conditioner. The home is overlooking manicured gardens and lawn.
Double two bay carport attached to the homestead, garden shed, hay shed and 60 x 40 machinery shed with hoist, 60 x 30 Skillion. This property offers rural and Solar power and 3 Phase power.
Single stand located at yards.
Sheep and Cattle yards.

Features:
- 171.2 Acres (69.28 Ha)
- Four-bedroom homestead
- 100 Acres arable with the potential Garden market
- Large shed
- Sheep/Cattle yards
- Bore water

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