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Leichardt Group is excited to present “Panhandle”, an outstanding turnkey breeding opportunity located in the highly regarded Collinsville district. Located just 43km* west of Collinsville and stretching east from the Burdekin River, “Panhandle” comprises 31,800 hectares (78,579.511 acres)* of reliable, low-maintenance grazing country. Acquired by the Simmons family in 2019, “Panhandle” has benefited from significant investment including pasture development, fencing and cattle yard upgrades, water infrastructure improvements, laneway development, building improvements and breeder herd management. KEY FEATURES: Size: 31,800* hectares (78,579.511* acres) Term Lease. Location: Via road, 43km* West of Collinsville, 125km* Southwest of Bowen within the proven Mt Wyatt district. Development: Significant recent investment in pasture development, fencing, water infrastructure, cattle yards, laneways, building improvements and breeder herd management. Country: Open, lightly shaded undulating grazing with Goldfields black and red soils, creek flats and loamy expansive alluvial valleys. Pasture Improvement: Established Verano and Seca stylo, Urochloa, native pastures and areas of Buffel. Water: 19 equipped bores approximately 17 tanks and 22 troughs plus 18 dams and seasonal creek systems. Infrastructure: 16 main paddocks, 30km* new fencing, laneways, four sets of steel cattle yards and significant building upgrades. Homestead Complex: Located on the banks of Goldbeetle Creek, the homestead complex comprises a renovated 3-bedroom plus office homestead, separate 2-bedroom workers cottage, three-bedroom quarters and separate self-contained 1 bedroom staff accommodation, staff kitchen, workshop, machinery & hay shed. Carrying: Conservatively running 2,850 breeders plus followers, with development commenced to support up to 3,500 breeders. SALE PROCESS EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Walk in Walk Out including 2,850 breeders with a minimum 2,000 followers and selected Plant & Equipment. Closing: Thursday 25th of June 2026, 4:00 pm Inspections strictly by appointment with exclusive selling agent. SCOTT KOSTECKI 0428 182 222 Leichardt Group | Brisbane | Roma | Boonah www.leichardt.com.au/property *Denotes approximate. Disclaimer We make no representation or warranty as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of the information relating to the property. Some information has been obtained from third parties and has not been independently verified. Accordingly, no warranty, representation or undertaking, whether express or implied, is made and no responsibility is accepted by us as to the accuracy of any part of this, or any further information supplied by or on our behalf, whether orally or in writing. No entity or person guarantees the performance of the property. The information is general information only and any examples given are for illustrative purposes. The information does not take into account your individual objectives, financial situation or needs. We recommend that you obtain financial, legal and taxation advice before making any decision. Any price is not a valuation and should not be relied on or treated as such. Prices, if indicated, have been estimated based on recent market evidence in the locality for comparable properties, to the extent available. Prices may not include GST. ]]> Thu, 21 May 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/collinsville-qld-4804-420498 https://farmbuy.com/collinsville-qld-4804-420498 JUMBUCK PASTORAL AGGREGATION, SOUTH AUSTRALIA 'Commonwealth Hill', 'Mobella' & 'Bulgunnia'
Rare opportunity to secure an asset of immense scale amid surging demand for Australian protein and fibre. A large scale sheep and wool production portfolio located in South Australia's proven north west pastoral region. Comprising Commonwealth Hill, Mobella and Bulgunnia, the aggregation encompasses approximately 1.289 million hectares · Offered as a whole or in components · 1.289 million hectares with a 83,300 DSE maximum prescribed stocking rate · 53,333 head merino flock with high performing genetics · Average rainfall of 150mm to 180mm · A resilient low input pastoral environment offering consistent performance · Exceptionally well managed country with well preserved perennial species enabling consistent carrying capacity and flock stability. Feed is currently abundant. · Stuart Highway access and numerous airstrips · Substantial built improvements including numerous dwellings, sheds, yards and water distribution infrastructure · Extensive plant and equipment, including aircraft and vehicle fleet. A comprehensive information memorandum is available on request. Please contact the Elders team. Disclaimer: We have in preparing this information used our best endeavours to ensure that the information contained herein is true and accurate but accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability in respect of any errors, omissions, inaccuracies or misstatements that may occur. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries to verify the information contained herein. RLA 62833 ]]> Mon, 18 May 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/via-stuart-highway-glendambo-sa-5701-420378 https://farmbuy.com/via-stuart-highway-glendambo-sa-5701-420378 'Banjo Station'
Location: Banjo is approximately 250km South of Katherine on the Sturt Plateau in the NT. Area & Tenure: Banjo comprises of 578.1 km² (approximately 57,800 ha or 142,000 acres) held under Perpetual Pastoral Lease 1229, NT Portion 5807. The property is approximately 25km x 25km. Land Development: Cleared cultivation country totaling 6,885 Ha (17,013 acres) approx. 2,400 Ha has been planted for fodder crops, hay and grain production. Cotton has also been trialed in the area. The balance of Banjo is typically covered with light to medium timber and grasses. Carrying capacity, excluding the cleared cultivation land, is estimated to be 4,000 breeding cows and followers, in line with the Sturt Plateau benchmark of around 8 breeders per square km. Country: Flat to slightly undulating with a mixture of dark red, black and red soils. Water: High quality ground water from three bores to tanks and troughs. Fencing and Yards: New set of steel cattle yards, numerous holding and feeder yards, a multi-gate circular drafting race, a high-quality crush with weighbox and a separate calf race and cradle. Plus four feeding yards with concrete bunkers facilitating silage/grain feeding for around 1,000 head. Many new fences including exclusion fencing. There are north-south and east-west laneways which feed all paddocks to the cattle yards. Accommodation: New steel frame Residence New steel frame two-bedroom Cottage Four-bedroom two storey house with carport Staff quarters for 13, eight ensuite rooms, all with A/C and Staff kitchen Other Improvements: New 72m x 20m x 5m shed, plus skillion maintenance and wash down Two large Allshelter dome structures New 1200m airstrip New concrete Helipad Two silage storage pads storage capacity of around 8,000 tonnes 800,000 litres rain water tanks Diesel storage 40,000 litres Full list of inclusions on request, including machinery and livestock. Agents Comments: 'Banjo" is a significant quality NT holding for the serious purchaser. The current owner has invested substantial capital to improve the property to an outstanding standard. There is still scope for further improvement. With excellent soils, ground water and improvements Banjo is ready to become a very productive and profitable cattle breeding and feeding venture. ]]> Fri, 15 May 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/sturt-plateau-katherine-nt-0850-420140 https://farmbuy.com/sturt-plateau-katherine-nt-0850-420140 'Pittong Pastoral' - Prime Agricultural Investment | Grazing and Cropping
For Sale by Offers Closing Thursday 18th June, 2026 | 11:00am (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR) ________________________________________ To be offered as a "Whole" or in separate parcels ________________________________________ Secure your place in Victoria's sought-after Western District with this rare chance to acquire a substantial grazing and cropping enterprise, just 2 hours from the Melbourne CBD and only 20 km to Ballarat. Pittong Pastoral, held by the same family since 1880, represents a standout investment in a highly reliable rainfall zone with productive soils, multiple income streams and a proud history of sustainable land stewardship. Key Features: • Total land area of approx. 1,742.6 Ha (4,306 Acres) spread across 21 freehold titles, ideally situated in the region's premium livestock and cropping corridor. • Current operations include Merino and crossbred sheep with diversified income from Kaolin clay mining (lease), a Blue Gum plantation of approx. 105 Ha and a renewable wind energy project (contracted, 8 turbines planned, CPI indexed). • Estimated carrying capacity of 15,000 DSEs supported by improved pastures and a robust 50-year fertiliser history. Infrastructure includes two wool sheds, crutching shed, multiple sheep yards, machinery and hay sheds, grain silos, workshop and a 60's cottage (suited to renovation). Don't miss this unparalleled opportunity to invest in a blue-chip agricultural asset with impressive scale, future growth potential and secure income streams. Enquire today to arrange your private inspection. ]]> Fri, 15 May 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/pittong-lismore-road-pittong-vic-3360-420151 https://farmbuy.com/pittong-lismore-road-pittong-vic-3360-420151 A unique, adjoining, multi-vendor, multi-titled, farming, grazing and/or conservation opportunity
A unique multi-vendor, multi-titled, farming, grazing and/or conservation opportunity offered for sale as a whole, or in separate parcels. Overview: The Aggregation comprised of 5 Vendors, 17 Freehold titles totalling 825.91ha The property is brought about by the aggregation of five adjoining, separate holdings . Until recently many of the holdings were sugarcane farming enterprises with one larger parcel currently operating as a standalone, productive cattle grazing entity. The aggregation of adjoining lots offers the incoming owner the scale required to operate profitably in 2026 and beyond. Though the obvious and easiest land use is conversion to grazing,  many farming or Agro-forestry options could be successful. Since the early days of land development in the Daintree, rain grown improved pastures have fattened cattle for meatworks however in recent decades the expansion of the sugar cane industry has occupied much of the arable land. The recent closure of the Mossman Sugar Mill and subsequent cane farming cessation now presents new opportunity … Location: The lower Daintree Farm Aggregation is located along the main Mossman > Daintree Road approx 20km north of Mossman. With a population of approx 2000 people, Mossman is located on the Captain Cook Highway 75 kilometres north of Cairns. Amenities and facilities include several schools, hospital, supermarket and all agricultural support industries. The Mossman River flows through the locality from the Mossman Gorge east to Newell Beach. The Mossman Gorge, a popular attraction within Daintree National Park and the broader Wet Tropics of this Queensland World Heritage area is located west of town. To the north is the township of Daintree (pop’n 100), and home to a thriving tourism sector, grazing industry and many lifestyle properties. Crossing the Daintree River on the vehicular ferry leads you to the Bloomfield track and eventually Cooktown and Cape York. To the south of Mossman, approx 20km, is the famed town of Port Douglas (pop’n 5000) and home to 5-star tourist facilities, a large Marina and is a gateway to the Great Barrier Reef. Nestled between “Port” and Daintree are the beachside hamlets of Cooya, Newell and Wonga Beach’s all offering the boatie close access to the Great Barrier Reef and a multitude of recreational opportunities. Located about 80km to the south, Cairns is the largest city and the coastal business hub of Far North Queensland. Cairns fast-developing industries, Domestic and International Airports and various new developments support a growing population of 180000 people (city & surrounds). Rates: Douglas Shire Council Rainfall: Approx 2400mm pa.  Soils: (as generally described by the Wet Tropics Management Authority) In the lower Daintree and surrounding coastal lowlands, soils are primarily defined by their alluvial origins, varying significantly based on drainage and the parent material (granite, metamorphic, or basalt) washed down from the uplands. Key Soil Types & Characteristics: Metamorphic Footslope Soils: In areas with better drainage, such as footslopes, soils are often fertile, well-drained, and derived from metamorphic rocks. Alluvial Soils (Coastal Plains): Found on the lower Daintree River's chenier plains and coastal lowlands, these can reach depths of over 60 metres. Dermosols: Specifically, strongly weathered brown dermosols (Australian Soil Classification) are common in lowland sites like Cape Tribulation. These are typically acidic due to intense tropical weathering and high rainfall. Humic Gley Soils: These occur on poorly drained alluvial plains and are often seasonally waterlogged or anaerobic. Beach Ridge Sands (Daintree Association): Occurring on the Daintree River's chenier plain, these sands contain a high percentage of fine sand, likely sorted by wind (aeolian) processes. The aggregation may/may not have all or some of the above soil types. Agronomic evidence, from successful sugarcane cropping and pasture development, suggests viable and arable soils represent the majority of the land area. Livestock, markets & carrying capacity: The Daintree area could quite easily revisit a low cost, grass fattening enterprise suited to finishing cattle for live export and traditional slaughter markets. “Branded” Daintree Beef, in concert with other local cattleman and the recently re-opened Innisfail abattoir is a real possibility. The aggregation can be a breed & fatten enterprise OR as a destination for trading ‘terminal’ fat cattle production. To facilitate pasture spelling and livestock comfort, the wet season stocking rate is best reduced, however the subsequent post wet season stocking rates are considerably increased. Overlap of the early lead sale cattle and entry of new cattle is best management practice. A treatment with an internal/external parasite control agent (eg. Dectomax) is recommended on entry. Grass growth is exceptionally quick and is measured in days to weeks for 20-40cm growth! Paddock rotation is also good practice for both parasite control and grass replenishment. Trading cattle … it is important to adhere to cattle entry weight of 300kg + as mature cattle are required for this wetter country. Additionally, the cattle will hit marketable weights to best fit slaughter and live export grids if entry weight is higher. Carrying capacity is high. District experience will suggest stocking rates of 1-2 Adult Equivalents/ha (ie. AE = 450kg animal). The stocking rate will vary according to size of animals, turnoff weights and time of the season. Once suitably developed mustering is straight forward due to open country, roadways, laneways and short distances. Bikes, buggies, horse, dogs, drone or helicopter … your choice. Cropping options:  The Mossman/Daintree district has been a Sugarcane farming district for decades. Alternative crops might include anything which can tolerate high rainfall, some lesser soil drainage, and a harvest window from post wet season April-May to about November. Drainage and flood risk on the property varies considerably so crop suitability in the different locations will vary. Crops that have been suggested, or have grown successfully in the district, are: Bana grass (Napier Grass) Bamboo Sugarcane – alternative crop uses. Forage – for stockfeed silage Taro, Ginger Soy Beans Agro- forestry Alternative uses: As a Conservation target, acquisition of the aggregation offers an opportunity to revegetate a large land parcel adjacent the Daintree River and associated Mangrove wetlands. Tourism, already the Daintree signature drawcard, could be expanded considerably. With Daintree River frontage and proximity to the Daintree Vehicular Ferry terminal, tourism expansion seems feasible. Combo – the combination of many uses may be the best plan?   The Aggregation – comprised of 5 Vendors, 17 Freehold titles, 825.91.ha.  Vendor 1 Area & Tenure: 376.91ha (approx 931.36 acres) Freehold: 4 titles Vendor 2 Area & Tenure: 267.81ha (approx 661.77acres) Freehold: 9 titles Vendor 3 Area & Tenure:  128.82ha (approx 318.19acres)  Freehold: 2 titles Vendor 4 Area & Tenure: 41.10ha (approx 101.50 acres)  Freehold: 1 title  Vendor 5 Area & Tenure: 8.22ha (approx 20.30 acres) Freehold: 1 title                     Comment: In a landscape of small farms this aggregation presents a rare opportunity to purchase a sizeable parcel of land in this iconic district. The Lower Daintree Aggregation offers a multitude of possibilities for any combination of tourism ventures, cattle, cropping, Agro-forestry and conservation. The options are many. Disclaimer: The above report has been prepared by Slaney & Co based on information supplied by the property owner and other credible sources. Every endeavour has been made to verify its accuracy. Whilst we trust the information to be correct, we make no warranties or guarantees, and prospective purchasers must rely on their own enquiries & research.  © Copyright Slaney & Co ]]> Thu, 07 May 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/mossman-daintree-road-lower-daintree-qld-4873-419279 https://farmbuy.com/mossman-daintree-road-lower-daintree-qld-4873-419279 A Blue chip Monaro rural holding with Secure Water & Approved Extractive Income
Positioned along the Numeralla River in the tightly held Monaro region, Rose Valley Station presents a rare opportunity to secure a highly versatile rural holding with multiple potential income streams. Spanning approximately 653.80 hectares and located just 20km north of Cooma and 100km south of Canberra, the property combines accessibility with scale and privacy. The property is well suited to productive agricultural use, featuring fertile alluvial river flats, approximately 1.5km of river frontage, and a substantial 950ML water entitlement. This secure water position supports reliable fodder production, grazing, and livestock finishing operations, making it an ideal high-performance agricultural asset. A key feature of Rose Valley Station is the Development Approval granted in April 2025, allowing for the extraction of sand, topsoil, and granite. With strong demand from regional infrastructure and construction projects, this provides a significant additional income stream and long-term upside. Complementing the agricultural and extractive potential is a substantial offering of improvements, including a historic stone homestead, multiple cottages, and established farm infrastructure. The scale and character of these improvements also present excellent potential for tourism ventures such as farm stays, events, or boutique rural accommodation. Rose Valley Station represents a blue-chip Monaro holding with scale, diversity, and future development potential. For Sale by Expressions of Interest closing 4 June 2026 (COB). For further information or to arrange an inspection, please contact James Brown (Barton Rural Property) 0407 491 898 Myles Buchanan (Nutrien Cooma) 0418 410 983 ]]> Tue, 05 May 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/1318-rose-valley-road-rose-valley-nsw-2630-418972 https://farmbuy.com/1318-rose-valley-road-rose-valley-nsw-2630-418972 Southwest QLD - Warrambah Creek 'Salad Bowl' Country Highly Productive Diversified Grazing
"Warrambah" presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a large-scale diversified grazing property. Located in the highly regarded 'Salad Bowl' region of southwest Queensland, with proven capacity across cattle and sheep production. Held by present owners for over 20 years, "Warrambah" has been managed in conjunction with an expansive aggregation and ideally positioned to access markets to the south and east. FEATURES - 5 Freehold Titles across 40,917 hectares or 101,108 Acres - 110km radial km southeast of Cunnamulla - Excellent balance of Mitchell, Flinders, Buffel & Bluegrass country - Stock water a feature with 2 flowing artesian bores - Extensive poly tank and trough distribution throughout the property - Fully exclusion fenced on boundary - Suitable to cattle and sheep production - Circa 30,000DSE or 3,000AE For Sale via Expression of Interest - Closing 19 June 2026 Full Information Memorandum available from Exclusive Agent. Inspection by appointment only with Exclusive Agent. Contact: Phillip Kelly 0436 366 578 ]]> Tue, 05 May 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/bundaleer-south-plains-road-cunnamulla-qld-4490-419009 https://farmbuy.com/bundaleer-south-plains-road-cunnamulla-qld-4490-419009 Lifestyle, Location & Livability
A Private Country Escape on the South Dandalup River What You'll Love Perfectly set up for horses, cattle and hay production, this stunning property offers an enviable rural lifestyle with every detail thoughtfully considered. From the handcrafted Jarrah post-and-rail fencing to the wide verandas and immaculate gardens, it's clear that quality and care have guided every decision here. The Home Built in 2018 with solar-passive design principles, the home captures light, warmth and country charm throughout. • High ceilings and open-plan kitchen, dining & living • Seamless flow to a large north-facing Jarrah deck • Two spacious bedrooms and one bathroom • Adjoining studio-style accommodation with up to three extra bedrooms (or two plus a living room), shower and three W/Cs • Reticulated gardens fed by a reliable bore • Spotted gum-lined driveway • Flame trees and London planes frame the house beautifully • Established fruit trees including lime, apricot and apple The Ancillary Accommodation A beautifully appointed, self-contained granny flat with a large timber deck overlooking the farm - ideal for guests, extended family, or potential rental income. The Farm • Productive pastures and river frontage • Large 300sqm shed with Jarrah-framed lean-to • Solar power supplementing the property • Seven paddocks including three large post-and-rail paddocks for horses • Solid Jarrah cattle yards and handling facilities • Large dome shelter and on-site dam • Easy access for trucks and machinery • Frontage to the South Dandalup River • Feature trees: Spotted Gum, Flowering Red Gum, Yellow Stringybark, Lemon-scented Gum & River Gum Set up and ready to enjoy - this is the ultimate country lifestyle property. ]]> Mon, 04 May 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/5059-south-western-highway-fairbridge-wa-6208-418873 https://farmbuy.com/5059-south-western-highway-fairbridge-wa-6208-418873 Strathalbyn Station
High-quality Burdekin beef breeding & backgrounding operation A rare opportunity to secure a large-scale, high-performing cattle enterprise in one of North Queensland's most reliable and productive regions. • 32,916 Ha or 81,337 Ac approx. • Located 68 km north-west of Collinsville and 216 km north-west of Mackay • Efficiently divided into 102 paddocks, supported by an extensive laneway system • Extensive 15 km frontage to the Burdekin River, 24 equipped bores, 14 dams & 400 megalitre supplemented water licence, ensuring exceptional water security • 500 Ha of high-protein Para Grass & 800 Ha of Leucaena, with further development potential • Well-developed pastures including Buffel, Rhodes, Green Panic, and productive legumes • Situated in a dependable 700 mm annual rainfall district • Conservatively carrying 9,400 Adult Equivalents • Institutional-grade infrastructure throughout including multiple accommodation options, extensive shedding, & four well-established sets of cattle yards. Location & Marketing Advantages: Ideally positioned to capitalise on multiple cattle marketing pathways, offering flexibility and strong commercial appeal. Agent's Remarks: Strathalbyn and Tabletop represent a substantial, institutional-scale aggregation in a tightly held and strategically located region. With reliable rainfall, excellent infrastructure, and proximity to key markets, opportunities of this calibre are seldom offered to the market - Grant Veivers, VEIVERS Property Expression of Interest Process: Purchasers are invited to submit Expressions Of Interest on one, two, or all three of the following properties. STRATHALBYN • 32,916 Ha* (81,337 Ac*) • Located 68 km north-west of Collinsville and 216 km north-west of Mackay • Currently carrying approximately 9,400 AE A fully operational Wagyu breeding enterprise offering scale, productivity and an outstanding WIWO turnkey operation. Sale will include livestock, plant and equipment. TABLETOP • 18,970.46 Ha* (46,877 Ac*) • Located 23 km north of Collinsville and 177 km north-west of Mackay • Currently carrying approximately 4,600 AE Quality grazing country suited to both breeding and backgrounding operations to be offered as a WIWO with both livestock, plant and equipment. EXPEDITION PARK • 167.7 Ha* (414.39 Ac*) • Approx. 2.5 km of Burdekin River Frontage Expedition Park is available as an optional additive to Strathalbyn, presenting purchasers with an opportunity to further enhance Burdekin River frontage and farming opportunities. Agent Contacts: Troy Trevor | Queensland Rural P: 0408 502 576 E: property@qldrural.com.au Grant Veivers | Veivers Property P: 0429 844 585 E: grant@veiversproperty.com.au ]]> Sun, 03 May 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/bogie-qld-4805-418830 https://farmbuy.com/bogie-qld-4805-418830 LANDMARK MIXED FARMING AGGREGATION WITH STRONG WATER AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Ian McArthur of Johnston Donoghue is proud to present for sale the aggregation known as "Old Gowang" and "Avon Hills". A highly productive mixed farming enterprise in the renowned Coonabarabran district. Comprising a total land area of 1,288.92 hectares (3,184.93 acres) the property offers an attractive balance of cultivation and grazing, with approximately 33% arable land suited to cropping and pasture improvement. The property benefits from an average annual rainfall of 750 mm, excellent water security, and a comprehensive suite of improvements. These include a principal homestead, a renovated cottage serving as the primary residence, a secondary homestead, extensive shedding (both new and original), and well-designed sheep and cattle handling facilities. "Old Gowang" is located 33Km west of Coonabarabran, 140Km northeast of Dubbo and 210Km west of Tamworth, once the originally part of the historic D.I Watt holdings, which extended through to Binnaway. Notably, it was the final parcel sold from the Watt Estate, marking an important chapter in the district's pastoral history. Adding further significance, the property is the resting place of the legendary racehorse Tulloch, owned by E.A. Haley in the 1960's, adding a unique element of Australia's sporting heritage. From various vantage points, the property enjoys sweeping panoramic views of the Warrumbungle Ranges. Held by the Lambert family since 1978, this is a proven and versatile enterprise with strong underlying productivity and scope for further development. "Old Gowang" and "Avon Hills" represent a rare opportunity to acquire a well-balanced, productive mixed farming enterprise in a tightly held, highly regarded region. With strong water security, quality infrastructure, and scope for further productivity gains, the property is ideally suited to both existing operators and investors seeking scale, reliability, and long-term potential. For sale by Expression of Interest - Closing Friday 12th June 5pm Contact Ian McArthur (0429 431519) for information and inspections ]]> Fri, 01 May 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/229-gowang-road-coonabarabran-nsw-2357-418733 https://farmbuy.com/229-gowang-road-coonabarabran-nsw-2357-418733 Proven Production Performance
“EDEN” – BOYNESIDE, QLD 4610 Kumbia 20km | Kingaroy 42km | Dalby 78km | Toowoomba 147km Property: 1053.11 hectares (2602.29 acres) Freehold Kellco Rural Agencies are pleased to present “Eden” to the market. • Quality balance of productive grazing country with established, improved pastures • Secure and reliable water via bores, dams and reticulated trough system • Well-maintained fencing with electric stand-offs, enabling controlled grazing and ease of management • Quality cattle yards with excellent handling capacity • Comfortable 3-bedroom home set within established gardens • Excellent infrastructure including machinery and commodity sheds, with opportunity feeding infrastructure in place • Infrastructure configured for streamlined, single-sire herd management • Proven carrying capacity estimated to support approximately 300 cows and calves, plus backgrounding progeny or equivalent Adult Equivalents (AE) • Reliable 27 inch rainfall (680mm) • Tick free location, reducing animal health costs “Eden” is a highly productive grazing asset, combining strong pasture base, secure water and practical infrastructure to support efficient, high-output beef production. The property is well suited to operators seeking immediate productivity with the benefit of further optimisation through pasture improvement and management. Located in a tightly held and reliable grazing district, “Eden” presents a compelling opportunity to secure a well-developed and operationally efficient enterprise. For Sale by Expressions of Interest (EOI) Submissions must be made in writing to Peter Turich (peter@kellco.com.au) by 5:00pm Monday 1st June 2026. Inspections are strictly by appointment only with exclusive selling agents, Kellco Rural Agencies. Peter Turich – 0421 131 133 Brendan Kelly – 0400 997 289 Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information contained herein, it does not constitute any warranty or representation by the vendor or agent. All information is gathered from sources deemed reliable; however, interested parties must rely on their own enquiries and inspections. Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information contained about this property, it does not constitute any warranty or representation by the vendor or agent. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. All interested parties must solely rely on their own inspections, enquiries and searches with all relevant authorities. ]]> Wed, 29 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/414-red-tank-road-boyneside-qld-4610-418366 https://farmbuy.com/414-red-tank-road-boyneside-qld-4610-418366 Tropical oasis defined by design, light & landscape.
Inspect Saturday May 30, 10am. Set across 10.5 acres within the Byron Shire, this is a property that moves beyond the expected. A design-led estate where architecture, landscape and lifestyle are considered as one. A rare expression of luxury living set amongst established and manicured tropical gardens, balancing privacy, space & lifestyle. Framed by established greenery and open space, the residence has been carefully reimagined to balance restraint with warmth. Natural materials, soft light and considered detailing create interiors that feel both refined and effortless. Multiple dwellings designed as much for living as it is for retreat.
 The layout unfolds with intention. Open-plan living connects seamlessly to outdoor zones, inviting cross-breezes, long afternoons and a constant dialogue with the surrounding landscape. Every element has been resolved with clarity, from the material palette to the way spaces transition and flow.
 Designed and rebuilt in 2023, the north-facing residence has been carefully composed to capture light and space. Soaring ceilings and expansive glazing deliver a sense of calm bringing outside inward. Internally, a restrained palette and finishes of local timber, premium Italian tiles and silk carpet deliver a sense of warmth. Spanish plaster walls, micro-cement kitchen, handcrafted ceramic lighting and serene bathrooms speak with both precision and intention. Beyond the main residence, the land offers scale and flexibility within 10 mins to beaches, 30mins to international airport and local airport but still within the Byron Shire. Located in iconic Billinudgel, defined by its agricultural roots and enduring sense of authenticity. Expanses of usable acreage provide privacy, separation and potential. Whether for creative use, extended living, or simply the luxury of space.This is a property that cannot be replicated, where nature, design and space align to create something both rare and enduring. Main Residence Completed renovation in 2023, the north-facing main residence balances material warmth with architectural clarity. All dwellings are positioned on elevated, flood-free ground. — 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms — Double-height 5m ceilings to main living — Spanish plaster walls, limewashed timber ceilings — Italian tiles and micro-cement finishes throughout — Custom kitchen with hand-finished micro-cement island, gas cooking, integrated appliances — Large wood fireplace anchoring open-plan living — Multiple courtyards creating light, separation and privacy — Silk carpeted bedrooms with acoustic linen curtains — Oversized master suite with picture window and filtered morning light — Mudroom / laundry with concealed functionality Every element has been considered. From lighting zones and airflow to acoustic control and thermal performance (R5 insulation throughout). 
 The estate is structured across five private gated entries, allowing clean divisions between the main residence, studios and land.. supporting both privacy and multiple uses. Studio One — 1 bedroom + kitchen/living — Polished concrete floors, blackbutt shelving — Separate bathroom with double bath — Undercover parking — Independent services and power Studio Two — Bedroom + kitchenette — Separate bathroom — Recently rebuilt interior with hardwood floors and marine-grade finishes Land, Infrastructure & Rural Capability
Flexible land offering: — 10.5 acres of fertile, well-maintained soil — Town water plus rainwater (food-grade liner system) — Water licence for Lower Marshall's Creek with fresh water catchments — 3 grow tunnels + shade structures — Extensive drainage, excavation and elevation works completed — Multiple water tanks and new water lines — Established orchard including citrus, tropical and native fruit — Commercial Palm Plantation featuring exotic and rare species Five separate gated access points allow for operational flexibility and future potential (STCA). Position & Connectivity — 7 minutes to Brunswick Heads — 30 minutes to Byron Bay — 30 minutes to Gold Coast International Airport — 30 minutes to Ballina Airport — Walking distance to Billinudgel Pub, Dinning precinct and Industrial Estate — Direct access to emerging Rail Trail infrastructure — Bike connectivity to South Golden Beach This location is increasingly sought after by buyers moving beyond Byron, seeking space, authenticity and quieter, creative living. Zoning & Future Potential (RU2 Rural Landscape) RU2 zoning provides flexibility across lifestyle, creative and land-based uses (STCA), including: — Multi-dwelling living or extended family compound — Creative studio / production base — Retreat or accommodation — Boutique agriculture or horticulture — Commercial-adjacent use given proximity to industrial precinct The scale and layout of the land, combined with multiple access points, supports future subdivision potential (STCA). Key Features Summary — 10.5 acres, RU2 zoning — Rebuilt main residence 2023 with high-spec finishes — Two additional dwellings — Proven income stream — Town + tank water, full infrastructure upgrades — 5 gated entries with clear land divisions — Elevated, flood-free home. — Prime Northern Rivers location between Byron & Gold Coast Pre-qualified buyers are invited to privately inspect by appointment. Contact Angela Proudman 0455552093 or Nadia Bandini 0422233176 to arrange a viewing. ]]> Sun, 26 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/171-billinudgel-road-billinudgel-nsw-2483-418061 https://farmbuy.com/171-billinudgel-road-billinudgel-nsw-2483-418061 Auction Date: 28-05-2026 11:00
"KALOONA" PREMIER MIXED FARMING OPPORTUNITY - HOLBROOK 1371.81*Acres/555.15*Ha
Located in one of the region's most coveted agricultural corridors, this premium holding offers the perfect synergy of scale, versatility, and sophisticated rural living. Situated with sealed road frontage just 33km from Holbrook and proximity the major regional hubs of Albury and Wagga Wagga, the property presents a turnkey opportunity for the discerning producer or investor seeking a proven property. The property transitions gracefully from level plains to gentle undulations, featuring a robust mix of red and brown loams through to productive granite soils. This is a landscape built for performance. Currently operated as a premier livestock enterprise, the land has been meticulously managed with a rigorous lime and fertilizer history and extensive pasture improvement. Whether finishing cattle or sheep, the seasonal fodder production provides a reliable security blanket for year-round operations. Water is a defining feature and a significant asset to the holding. Located in a reliable 650mm–700mm rainfall district, the property is underpinned by 30 excellent surface dams and a dedicated Stock and Domestic bore, ensuring absolute peace of mind across the seasons. The property is subdivided into 21 paddocks, with a focused capital works program resulting in the majority of fencing being renewed over the past seven years. At the heart of the estate lies the beautifully renovated 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom homestead. Designed for effortless family living. The master suite features a spacious walk-in robe, while two additional bedrooms are equipped with generous built-in robes. The home is prepared for every season, through evaporative cooling for the summer months and both gas and wood heating to keep the home cozy through the winter. The modern kitchen, fitted with premium appliances, comfortably serve daily life. A dedicated external office provides a quiet, productive environment separate from the main living areas-perfect for managing the farm business or working from home, while a substantial 9kW solar system is integrated back into the grid, significantly reducing overheads and ensuring the home is as efficient as it is comfortable. A charming 3-bedroom cottage provides secondary accommodation, currently a highly successful Airbnb, providing an immediate secondary income stream or ideal housing for staff and extended family. The property's extensive equine facilities, designed to cater to the elite horse enthusiast, stud manager, or professional trainer. A purpose-built setup that prioritizes both animal welfare and operational flow. The complex features 5 well-appointed stables with an adjoining vet facility area, allowing premium care and management. The setup includes 3 outdoor yards integrated with a streamlined laneway system. Complementing the main facilities are holding day yards and 4 dedicated equine or stud holding paddocks, providing secure, high-quality turnout and containment. Whether managing a private collection or a commercial breeding operation, these facilities offer a level of functionality rarely found in the region. Other operational infrastructure includes; - A 4-stand woolshed with associated yards capable of holding 600 wooly sheep under cover. - Three large machinery sheds, including a 3 bay shed, steel clad 3 sides and a 5 bay PJN all steel frame shed clad 3 sides with one bay concrete floor with a cool room. - Lockable steel chemical shed. - Approximately 250 tonnes of silo storage, via 5 x 40Tonne older style Kotzur silos, 1 old fert/seed silo, 2 old flat bottom silos. - 7 water tanks. In addition, a rare opportunity, an adjoining 640 acres* is available for lease, offering the incoming purchaser the immediate opportunity to expand their footprint and increase carrying capacity from day one Secure your place in a blue-ribbon district on a property that is as productive as it is picturesque. Contact us today to arrange a private inspection of this regional standout AUCTION THURSDAY 28TH MAY 2026 11:00AM at The Holbrook Hotel ]]> Fri, 24 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/3376-holbrook-road-mangoplah-nsw-2652-418010 https://farmbuy.com/3376-holbrook-road-mangoplah-nsw-2652-418010 'Waddikee' Aggregation, West River / Dunn Rock Large Scale, Highly Improved Cropping Portfolio
The Waddikee Aggregation comprises a large scale, well established broadacre cropping enterprise spanning 7,719.37 hectares, with 6,431 hectares* arable. Strategically positioned across five freehold lots, "Waddikee West" consists of three contiguous lots and is 20 kilometres* southeast of adjoining properties "Dunn Rock" and "Ellarwie", consisting of one lot each. The properties are underpinned by well-established southern Western Australian broadacre soil systems, typical of the district. The soil resource is dominated by light to medium textured profiles, primarily comprising sand over clay and sand over gravel formations. The Waddikee Aggregation has substantial infrastructure, extensive gravel road networks throughout, excellent water capacity, and dual EM38 and Gamma Radiometric mapping has been completed. Extensive amelioration work has been carried out across the Dunn Rock and Ellarwie holdings and is ongoing. "Waddikee West" • Total area: 3,689.97 hectares • Arable area: 3,242.00 hectares* Improvements • 3 bedroom home • Machinery sheds: 34 m × 22 m*, 18 m × 9 m*, 19 m × 10 m* • Workshop: 16 m × 10 m* • Fertiliser shed (120 tonne): 10 m × 8 m* • Combined enclosed chemical/fertiliser shed (120 tonne): 26 m × 12 m* • 6 × 2,700 bushel silos • 1 × 1,500 bushel silo • 1 × 1,200 bushel silo • 2 × 60,000 litre Flexi-N tanks • 1 × 20,000 litre Sulphate of Ammonia tank • 2 × 250,000 litre spray tanks reticulated from a central dam with a large plastic lined catchment • 2 × 250,000 litre rainwater tanks plus numerous additional rainwater tanks of various sizes • Multiple earth dams "Dunn Rock" • Total area: 2,009.69 hectares • Arable area: 1,721.00 hectares* Improvements • Fertiliser shed (120 tonne*): 14 m × 9 m* • GP shed: 22 m × 9 m* • 1 x 250,000 litre spray tank reticulated from a central dam with a large plastic lined catchment • 2 × 50,000 litre Flexi-N tanks • 1 × 40,000 litre Flexi-N tank • Multiple earth dams "Ellarwie" • Total area: 2,019.70 hectares • Arable area: 1,468.00 hectares* Improvements • Machinery/fertiliser shed: 36 m × 15 m* • Grain/fertiliser shed: 15 m × 12 m* • GP shed: 24 m × 9 m* • 7 × 1,500 bushel silos • 1 x 250,000 litre spray tank reticulated from a central dam with a large plastic lined catchment (from Dunn Rock farm) • 2 × 43,000 litre Flexi-N tanks • 1 × 23,000 litre Flexi-N tank • Multiple earth dams The aggregation delivers scale, diversity, proven productivity, favourable soil profiles, and reliable water supply. This offering represents an exceptional opportunity for investors, corporate farming entities or progressive family operators seeking a high quality aggregation with immediate operational capacity and future growth potential. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a turnkey aggregation of genuine substance, capable of supporting a large scale cropping enterprise, and offering long term productivity and capital growth potential in a proven grain production area. For Sale by Expressions of Interest, closing on Thursday 4 June 4pm WST. For further information or to arrange an inspection, please contact Simon Thomas 0407 380 365 or Simon Cheetham 0428 147 359. * Approximately ]]> Thu, 23 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/1133-koornong-road-west-river-wa-6346-417843 https://farmbuy.com/1133-koornong-road-west-river-wa-6346-417843 Discover 'The Brooklet': The Byron Region's Most Exclusive Private Estate
Key Highlights: • Premier luxury lifestyle destination: Byron Hinterland. 20-min to Byron Bay CBD, 8-min to Bangalow, and 5-min to Newrybar. • 116 Acres: elevated land with sweeping views of the surrounding hinterland. • Eight architect-designed villas & homes: 6 x villas and 2 x standalone homes with expansive views, fully equipped kitchens, fireplaces & high ceilings. • Resort-grade facilities: 25-metre heated pool, gymnasium, tennis court, sauna, ice bath, and hot tub. Plus, bar and lounge, meeting facilities, treatment room, outdoor kitchen & immaculate grounds. Positioned in the Byron Bay hinterland, 'The Brooklet' is an expression of luxury living across 116 acres of pristine Northern Rivers landscape. This unrivalled estate offers a rare combination of absolute privacy, panoramic valley views and a peerless selection of accommodation amenities. While seemingly a world away, this private sanctuary is located just 5 minutes to the historic charm of Newrybar with its general store and cafe, eclectic boutiques and future new dining precinct. And you're a stone's through from Bangalow and the glittering beaches of Byron Bay. 'The Brooklet' features three accommodation offerings: • Six separate self-contained luxury villas ranging from one to two bedrooms, 'The Villas'. • One spacious three-bedroom main residence with expansive valley views and private pool, 'The Farmhouse'. • One beautifully reinvented three-bedroom former dairy bails with private pool and generous outdoor living space, 'The Bails'. 'The Brooklet' also features: • Private, 116 acres of breathtaking hinterland with panoramic valley views • Unrivalled collection of accommodation options and resort-style amenities • 25m heated mineral infinity pool with integrated pool blanket • High-end, fully equipped hotel-style bar and lounge connected to the large timber deck area • 'The Barn' featuring an infrared sauna, treatment room, meeting facilities • Outdoor entertainer's kitchen with woodfired oven and bench seating • Professional synthetic tennis court and fully equipped gymnasium • Private helipad, EV charging station and scenic walking trails • Extensive water security via on-site bore and 270,000L tank storage • 21-min to the Ballina Byron Gateway Airport or 54-min to the Gold Coast International Airport • Future potential with DA approval for two additional villas and recreation space Disclaimer: All information contained herein is obtained from property owners or third-party sources which we believe are reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested person/s should rely on their own enquiries. ]]> Wed, 22 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/841-fernleigh-road-brooklet-nsw-2479-417694 https://farmbuy.com/841-fernleigh-road-brooklet-nsw-2479-417694 'Exford Park' - Part of the renowned 'Illalangi' Aggregation
A great opportunity to acquire a highly productive grazing enterprise in one of North East Victoria's most tightly held and dependable farming districts. Exford Park combines scale, quality soils, strong carrying capacity, and established infrastructure, making it an outstanding standalone holding or expansion asset. The property is suited to both cattle and sheep production and is fenced for either enterprise with the majority of the property being recently newly fenced. A further feature of the property is the reliable water source consisting of reticulated bore water, 10 dams and a seasonal creek. Complementing this is a gravelled laneway system providing efficient access across 15 main paddocks and two sets of sheep yards. Land & Scale • 434.11 hectares (1,072 acres) across 11 titles • Located just 14km south-east of Benalla in a proven grazing district • Predominantly gently undulating country (average slope ~0.63%), offering excellent usability • Approx. 423ha of productive grazing land Soils & Pastures • Quality red and brown loam soils with strong fertility profile • Soil composition dominated by productive Sodosols and Chromosols • Well-established clover, ryegrass and phalaris pastures • Consistent fertiliser history supporting ongoing pasture performance • Approximately 98% grazing pasture utilisation Water & Climate • Reliable reticulated water system servicing paddocks • Supported by bore, dams, and seasonal creek • Average annual rainfall approx. 798–816mm, with moderately low variability Carrying Capacity & Production • Estimated 12.8 DSE/ha (approx. 5,500 DSE total) • Equivalent to approx. 687 AE (adult cattle equivalents) • Proven performer for cattle breeding and finishing operations Infrastructure • 3-stand shearing shed with yards • Hay shed and machinery shedding • Gravelled laneway providing efficient stock movement • Mostly new fencing, enabling ease of management Accommodation • Comfortable 4-bedroom brick homestead • Well positioned with established surrounds and shelter Natural Features • Scattered shelter belts and mature trees • Balance of open grazing with minor remnant vegetation • Functional layout supporting efficient livestock operation Location • Benalla – 13.7km • Mansfield – 40km • Positioned within a highly regarded North East Victorian grazing corridor A Proven Grazing Enterprise with Scale & Reliability With its combination of scale, soil quality, water security, and carrying capacity, Exford Park represents a compelling opportunity for producers seeking a high-performing, low-risk grazing asset in a blue-chip location. ]]> Fri, 17 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/501-knight-road-benalla-vic-3672-417191 https://farmbuy.com/501-knight-road-benalla-vic-3672-417191 Tinderbox Farm and Vineyard Estate - A Landmark Coastal Holding of Scale, Heritage and Agricultural Potential
Tinderbox Farm and Vineyard Estate is a significant Tasmanian holding of scale, productivity and long-term potential. Spanning approximately 317.5 hectares with over 4 kilometres of high water mark frontage, the property combines rolling pastures, a productive cool-climate vineyard and expansive views across the D'Entrecasteaux Channel to Bruny Island. Located just 25 minutes south of Hobart, the estate offers a rare balance of scale, privacy and coastal outlook. Generationally held and recognised for premium table wine production, it presents a considered blend of agricultural capability and lifestyle appeal. The 2-hectare vineyard, established in 1993 with plantings of Pinot Noir, Riesling and Chardonnay, sits on basalt and dolerite derived soils. A maritime influenced climate moderates temperature and reduces frost risk, supporting consistent yields and fruit quality. The broader holding supports a mixed farming system, comprising improved and native pastures and bushland, which is currently utilised for beef cattle grazing. The heritage-listed homestead is a late Victorian weatherboard residence set on sandstone foundations, offering three bedrooms, one bathroom and a flexible dining room or fourth bedroom. Period features include a wide hallway, stained glass, high ceilings and original timber floors. The surrounding grounds include an established olive grove, fruit trees and mature macrocarpa pines, with outlooks across the vineyard and Tinderbox Marine Reserve. A second residence, converted from an original painted brick Georgian stable, provides two-storey accommodation with two bedrooms and one bathroom. Retaining original features including stone flooring, timber detailing and integrated original fixtures, the building offers potential for dual family living, guest accommodation, a cellar door or other tourism use. Supporting infrastructure includes a timber shearing shed, stockyards, a cool store and multiple farm buildings. Three substantial irrigation dams and associated infrastructure provide reliable water security for both irrigation and livestock. The landscape is ecologically rich, with native eucalypt stands, abundant wildlife and regular sightings of wedge-tailed eagles. Tinderbox Estate also benefits from low light pollution, offering clear night skies and views of the Aurora Australis. It is known for the "Tinderbox Tree," made famous by aurora photographers. The property is zoned Rural Resource and Environmental Living under the Tasmanian Interim Planning Scheme. An approved permit is in place for a 12-lot subdivision (subject to final council approval), with further scope for development, tourism or conservation. A coastal holding of this scale, versatility and proximity to Hobart is rarely offered. For further information or to arrange a private tour, please contact Shannon Fall or Rupert Hansen. **The information contained herein has been supplied to us and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information. ]]> Mon, 13 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/441-tinderbox-road-tinderbox-tas-7054-416545 https://farmbuy.com/441-tinderbox-road-tinderbox-tas-7054-416545 Exceptional pastoral opportunity
The Wongawol-Carnegie Aggregation present as a rare opportunity to secure an expansive area of tightly held pastoral grazing country. The properties have gained a reputation for consistent production and the ability to maintain stock numbers through the variations of seasons. One of the often overlooked but in the current economic climate very strong features of this country is its ability to produce with relatively low inputs. Cattle on this country require no mineral supplements, the rangelands require no fertilizer and there are virtually no parasites, the country is tick free, there are no internal parasite infestations and other than an annual Botulism vaccine and an eartag the only essential cost to keep cattle alive, healthy and breeding is maintaining the water supplies. The properties are located on the 26th parallel and rainfall is generally influenced by the tropical weather patterns with tropical lows becoming rain bearing depressions as they move inland and south. Land systems on the aggregation vary from lake system grazing to stoney hills with everything in between. The property has Lake Carnegie as much of its eastern and central boundary and is unfenced onto the lake and expanses of vacant crown land to the north east, other significant lake systems are Lake Buchanan, Lake Burnside and Linke Lakes. The property features a myriad of fresh water drainage systems feeding into the various lakes many of which have large semi permanent pools with the flood plains interspersed with claypans and billabongs. There are some quite significant creek systems lined with River gums with an understory of buffel, birdwood and native grasses. The plains grazing has two distinct land systems, there are the lake bank and flood systems plains with saltbush, bluebush and other high value herbage and there are the lighter grass covered plains some of which is populated with Roebourne Plains grass, other native grasses and some non indigenous species. Timber on the property predominantly comprises Mulga, Acacias and Eucalypts with other associated shrublands. Underground water is a feature of the property with 160 operational bores or wells, most of the water is very shallow and almost all is very good quality and has a good supply. The majority of the bores are serviced by submersible solar pumps with some windmills remaining in use. Almost all water points have tank storage with troughs, 49 water points have some yard infrastructure, 22 are adequate to handle and process cattle and 27 are designed for trapping. The sale includes significant portable yards with a full portable race with crush and loading ramp mounted on a goose neck trailer enabling complete processing at nearly all locations. The cattle on the Wongawol/Carnegie Aggregation are a composite breed of Shorthorn, Red Angus and Droughtmaster. The owners run a nucleus herd of high-quality cows at their southern property and use selected stud bulls of each breed to produce bulls of the temperament and type they require on the station, a high priority is put on fertility and growth rates. A regular supply of young bulls are introduced to the property annually and no micky bulls are used. The breeding program has achieved a significant lift in weight gains and finished carcass weights with more than a 10% increase in the last 10 years. The production has been reasonably consistent over a long period of time with around 5,000 being cows, replacement heifers and bulls returned to the rangelands and 4,000 plus or minus trucked each year. Mustering is done as a single round muster using helicopters and ground crew. Being sold as a going concern with around 5,000 breeders plus followers. ]]> Mon, 13 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/wongawol-wiluna-wa-6646-416568 https://farmbuy.com/wongawol-wiluna-wa-6646-416568 Auction Date: 05-06-2026 11:00
Scale, Location & Versatility on the Capricorn Highway
Property ID: 900423 Listing Type: Sale Status: Available Sale Type: Auction Auction Date: 05/06/2026 Auction Time: 11:00 am Property Type: Rural Property Name: MON-ABRI Property Location: Dingo State: QLD Location Details: Located on the Capricorn Highway at Dingo, Mon-Abri sits between Fingers Road and Namoi Rd. 149km from Rockhampton, 135 to CQLX, 123km to Emerald. Size/Area: 4012.48ha over 5 titles plus usable road easement gives Mon-Abri a combined total area of over 10,000 acres. Predominate Use: Cattle Breeding Tenure: Freehold Rainfall: 535 mm long term average rainfall Improvements: The impressive 4-bedroom homestead, complete with a separate office, is designed for comfortable rural living and features an in-ground swimming pool, along with a beautiful open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area. The master suite includes a walk-in robe and ensuite, all set amongst well-established, manicured gardens that provide a private and inviting setting. The main complex is well equipped with stables and day yards, a round yard, workshop, additional workers’ quarters, and a large undercover parking area, supporting both lifestyle and operational needs. A separate 3-bedroom living quarters with a double garage and stand-alone power is positioned on the former Belmont portion of the property, ideal for staff accommodation or extended family. Rounding out the improvements are the cattle yards and a dip, ensuring the property is fully equipped for all your livestock handling needs. Country Type: The property is predominantly made up of light loamy and sandy soils, complemented by areas of fertile alluvial creek flats and pockets of heavier country throughout. An on-site gravel pit adds further value, providing a convenient resource for ongoing property maintenance and development. Areas of rosewood timber present an added bonus, suitable for on-farm fencing or potential supplementary income, additional timbers include ironbark, gums and lancewood. Water: Water is supplied to the property via a combination of reliable, high-quality bores, spring-fed holes along Dingo Creek and strategically positioned dams. Ample rainwater storage is available to the homestead and outbuildings, ensuring a secure water supply. Fencing: The property fencing comprises a mix of timber posts with barbed wire and steel posts with barbed wire. Approximately 14km of recently installed exclusion fencing further enhances the properties versatility. Overall, the fencing is in good to new condition. Agent: Gracemere “Mon-Abri” – Scale, Location & Versatility on the Capricorn Highway Positioned on the edge of Dingo, Queensland, “Mon-Abri” presents a rare opportunity to secure a large-scale holding in a tightly held and highly regarded district. Boasting over 2km of frontage to the Capricorn Highway, the property offers outstanding access and exposure, with direct connectivity to Rockhampton, Emerald and the Beef Road. Spanning approximately 10,000 acres across multiple titles, Mon-Abri combines scale with versatility, making it suitable for a range of grazing or investment opportunities. The property is fenced into 17 paddocks, with laneways to yards supporting ease of management and operational efficiency. A mix of improved and native pastures currently carries a strong body of feed, positioning the property well for immediate productivity. Water security is a key feature, with four bores servicing the property. The main bore delivers in excess of 1,500 gallons per hour of quality, drinkable water, supplemented by permanent waterholes along Dingo Creek and additional dams throughout. Ideally suited as a breeder operation, Mon-Abri offers the scale, water security, and strategic location sought after in today’s market. Key Features: Approx. 10,000 acres across multiple titles Over 2km frontage to the Capricorn Highway Fenced into 17 paddocks Mix of improved and native pastures with strong feed body Four bores, main bore producing 1,500+ gal/hr (drinkable) Permanent water via Dingo Creek and dams Strategic location with access to Rockhampton, Emerald & the Beef Road Well suited to breeding or backgrounding operations ]]> Mon, 13 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/mon-abri-dingo-qld-4702-416559 https://farmbuy.com/mon-abri-dingo-qld-4702-416559 Escape the Cost of Living Squeeze: Off Grid Home on 60 Acres of Pure Freedom
When household expenses keep rising and financial pressure feels relentless, this property offers something almost unheard of: a place where council-rates and electricity-bills stop - and real living begins. Set high on a private 60 acre Rural Conservation allotment, this freshly updated and partially furnished home delivers effortless off grid comfort, complete independence and a lifestyle free from council rates, electricity-bills and the constant cost of living grind. Only an hour from Melbourne, French Island is 70% National Park, home to a small community of residents, a thriving population of koalas and birdlife and some of the biggest open skies in Victoria. It’s one of the last places where you can live simply, sustainably and without the same financial strain as mainland properties. Property Highlights • Freshly painted, elevated 3-4 bedroom home • Main bedroom with ensuite and walk in robe • Large brand new front deck with sweeping sunset and bay views • Off grid solar + battery system providing reliable, bill free electricity • Camera security system for peace of mind anywhere, anytime • Separate studio, ideal for creative work, guests, or quiet retreat • Extensive shedding and workshop space • Abundant storage throughout • Chook house and vegetable garden area ready for your input • 60 acres of Rural Conservation land - your own private forest • Ample rainwater tank storage and a large dam • No council rates. No power bills. No ongoing household overheads. State of the Art Off Grid Power System A premium, modern system designed for year round reliability and complete independence: • 8.71 kW solar (AC coupled) • 1.32 kW solar (DC coupled) • 7.5 kW Selectronic off grid inverter • 16 kWh PowerPlus lithium battery storage • 5 kW diesel generator (approx.) • PHONO Solar dual glass panels • Fronius Primo 6 kW inverter • Remote monitoring via Select. Live This setup ensures consistent, comfortable living with zero electricity bills. A Private Conservation Sanctuary Surrounded by koalas, echidnas and more than 200 species of birdlife, this property offers a quiet, low impact lifestyle immersed in nature. With no neighbours in sight and no council jurisdiction, it’s a sanctuary of lasting privacy and tranquillity. Sustainable, Secluded, and Move In Ready With thoughtful upgrades throughout, this home delivers comfort, independence and long term financial relief in one of Victoria’s most unique conservation landscapes. For anyone feeling the pressure of rising costs, this is a rare chance to step into a life where you control your expenses - not the other way around! Contact French Island Real Estate – Phil Bock 0438 497 715 for further details. ]]> Fri, 10 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/112-scotts-lane-french-island-vic-3921-416383 https://farmbuy.com/112-scotts-lane-french-island-vic-3921-416383