25 Cooke Road, Lambells Lagoon NT 0822

Vendor committed to sell, don’t miss this established, fully serviced mango operation.

Set in the highly productive horticultural region of Lambells Lagoon, 25 Cook Road represents a rare opportunity to secure an established and well-maintained mango orchard with excellent infrastructure and strong operational potential.

Situated less than an hour from Darwin, this property spans approximately 44 hectares (110 acres) of fertile land, home to approximately 3,900 mango trees - predominantly Kensington Pride with a mix of R2E2 varieties. Complementing the mango production is an acre of dragon fruit, with an additional 26 acres of fallow land and sheds offering potential for expansion or diversification.

Designed for efficiency and ease of operation, the property features two bores and three-phase power, along with key infrastructure including an inbuilt cool room, mango sorting and packing machine with associated control systems, large dome shelters, and two 40ft containers - all contributing to a well-organised operation. In addition to its established infrastructure, the property holds a water license with an allocation of 300ML per annum, valid through to 2028, providing ample and secure access to water resources for ongoing operations.

Easily accessible with direct road frontage and plenty of space for trucks and machinery to manoeuvre and load with ease. The property’s layout and supporting infrastructure make it a practical and scalable holding for established growers, investors, or those seeking to enter the Northern Territory’s horticultural sector.

Enjoy the peace, productivity, and lifestyle that Lambells Lagoon is renowned for - a region defined by its fertile soils, strong yields, and reliable growing conditions. 25 Cook Road is ready for its next chapter in the hands of an owner who values quality land, established production, and the opportunity to grow further.

Features Include:
• Approx. 44 hectares (110 acres) of freehold land
• Approx. 3,900 mango trees (90% Kensington Pride / 10% R2E2)
• 1 acre of dragon fruit plantings
• 26 acres of fallow land with sheds and storage
• Two bores and three-phase electricity
• Water license with an allocation of 300ML per annum
• High cube containers, vinyl dome shelters, and relocatable steel building
• Convenient access to Darwin markets and export distribution routes