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Situated in the well-known Lethebrook cane-growing district, this 157.33 hectare (388.77 acre) property offers buyers the opportunity to purchase an established irrigated cane farm with good water infrastructure, farming equipment and the 2027 cane crop included in the sale. Held across two freehold titles, the farm has been developed for sugar cane production, with an extensive underground irrigation system servicing the farming areas. The irrigation infrastructure includes 6-inch and 8-inch underground mains, hydrants, pumping equipment and two large, excavated dams providing on-farm water storage. The property has a history of cane production, with Wilmar production records available for interested purchasers. An added benefit for the incoming owner is the inclusion of the 2027 cane crop, which has already been fertilised and sprayed. A range of tractors, irrigation equipment and farming implements is also included in the sale, subject to contract. For neighbouring growers wanting to increase their farming area, or buyers looking to establish themselves in the district, this is a good opportunity to purchase an operating cane farm with much of the necessary infrastructure already in place. Property Features · 157.33 hectares (388.77 acres) across two freehold titles · Lot 20 on SP308333 – 88.23 hectares · Lot 100 on SP332155 – 69.10 hectares · Established irrigated sugar cane farm · Underground irrigation system with 6-inch and 8-inch mains · Two large, excavated dams · Pumping equipment and irrigation hydrants · Established cane production history · 2027 cane crop included in the sale · 2027 crop is fully fertilised and sprayed · Tractors, irrigation equipment, and farming implements included, subject to contract · Located within the Lethebrook mill district With the irrigation infrastructure in place, an established farming area and the next cane crop included, the property is well worth considering for anyone looking to expand their existing operation or purchase a cane farm in the Proserpine milling district. Asking Price $2,150,000 For further information or to arrange a private inspection, contact: Robert Murolo Elders Rural Real Estate M: 0418 799 934 ]]> Fri, 06 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/211-cowans-road-bloomsbury-qld-4799-438102 https://farmbuy.com/211-cowans-road-bloomsbury-qld-4799-438102 Auction Date: 11-12-2026 12:00
"Teelba Station" Premier Turnkey Grazing Asset in the Teelba Valley
• 8,773.99ha* (21,680.52* acres) Freehold, 30km* Teelba State School, 160km* Goondiwindi, 240km* Dalby & 190km* Roma • Generally level to gently undulating country comprising of a diverse mix of land types growing prolific stands of Buffel grass, fenced into 8 main paddocks • Exceptionally well-watered by Artesian bore supplying 3 main storage tanks, 46km* of poly system to 17 tanks, 24 concrete troughs + 15 stock dams & Teelba Creek • 16km* laneway system + central steel cattle yards with double deck loading ramp • 3 bdm air-conditioned home, 4 room worker's accommodation & numerous sheds • The current owners have been running 1,500 Wagyu cows and calves. Auction: Friday, 11 December 2026 at 12pm Level 26, One One One, 111 Eagle Street, Brisbane. *Approximately ]]> Fri, 06 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/4895-teelba-road-teelba-qld-4423-438052 https://farmbuy.com/4895-teelba-road-teelba-qld-4423-438052 Ungabilla
JLL Agribusiness, as exclusive agent, is pleased to present for sale by Public Auction (if not sold prior), “Ungabilla” (the Property), a quality broadacre cropping and grazing asset with proven high-production history, located in the Teelba district of Western Downs region in Queensland. "Ungabilla sits amongst the regions best performing farming enterprises and is a rare opportunity to secure a true performer. With industry best farming practices on display combined with quality fertile soils all on a picturesque undulating topography." Clayton Smith (JLL Agribusiness Director) With a total land area of 2,964.73 hectares (7,326.01* acres), comprising one freehold title, the Property under current management comprises of 1,540.00* hectares of dryland cropping, with the balance of land segregated and utilised for livestock or beef production. Supported by favourable soil types, secure water access and extensive infrastructure, the Property represents an opportunity to acquire a highly productive enterprise. "Ungabilla is truly a hidden gem. The Property is a true testament of quality soils and industry ‘best practice’ management. This underpins its reputation of producing high yield quality crops and capacity to fatten livestock, with this in mind I would urge anyone looking for a quality property with outstanding versatility to inspect." Geoff Warriner (JLL Agribusiness Senior Director) Investment Highlights: Premium Western Downs Location Located in the Western Downs region of Queensland, a premium farming district, the Property benefits from favourable growing conditions, reliable rainfall and strong history of productive crop yields. <> Ungabilla is located 155* kilometres by road South-East of Roma, which acts as a major service and livestock selling destination. Further to that the property is 235 kilometres West of Dalby and is 350 linear kilometres West of Brisbane. <> Teelba Primary School is located 12* kilometres from the property, and daily transport services from Toowoomba provide connectivity to rural services. <> Close proximity to livestock markets, numerous feedlots and end-users. Soil Types & Topography <> The property is supported by favourable fertile soil types, including predominantly undulating heavy chocolate coloured Brigalow Belah scrub soils, running to smaller areas of red Belah broadleaf Box Sandalwood. <> These red soils have all undergone blade ploughing, are established to buffel grass, clover, medics and are designated for grazing. <> Vegetation management records classify 90% of the property as Category X (unrestricted). Water security comes from artesian bore water reticulated throughout the holding, with large surface dams as back-up. Secure Water Access Secure water with artesian bore water reticulated throughout and large back-up surface dams. <>Primarily sourced from a the “Talbragar Artesian Bore Scheme” of which Ungabilla owns 20% . The water is capped and reticulated to tanks and troughs across the holding. The undulating topography and Paddock drainage offer extra security in large surface dams. Management History The Property has benefited from industry best practice management, with professional agronomic oversight and fertiliser and production yield history available (full history available). Crop Inclusion The current silage on hand circa 1,500 tonnes, 74 hectares of Mega sweet forage sorghum planted on 23/10/2026 and a further 400* hectares of grain sorghum to be planted (vendor nominated) included in sale of the Property. Quality Operational Infrastructure Extensive infrastructure with workshop, storage and machinery sheds, grain silo storage, grain bunkers, silage pits and cattle facilities. <> Livestock yards: Cattle yards inclusive of multiple holding pens, race, loading ramp and crush, predominantly constructed of galvanised steel rails with panels. <> Workshop / machinery shed: concrete flooring in workshop and gravel across the rest, steel frame, metal wall and roof cladding (990*sqm). <> Hay shed: Gravel floor, steel frame, metal wall and roof cladding (720*sqm). <> Storage shed: Gravel floor, steel frame, metal wall and roof cladding (150*sqm). <> Grain silos: 2 x 1085 tonne Siloz grain silos (sealed and aerators equipped). <> Bunkers: 1000 tonne & 500 tonne silage pits & 2 x 3000 tonne grain bunkers. <> Ungabilla is fully secured with a 1.8 meter Clipex exclusion fence on its boundaries. Residential Infrastructure The Property includes multiple residences for staff and management: <> Main residence: three bedrooms, one and a half bathrooms, kitchen, living and laundry. Timber floor, timber weatherboard external cladding, metal roof (350*sqm). <> Dwelling: Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, office, kitchen, laundry and living. Timber floor, fibre cement cladding, metal roof (260*sqm). <> Guest accommodation: Single bedroom and two storage rooms. Timber floor, fibre cement cladding, metal roof (50*sqm). <> Staff accommodation: Bedroom, bathroom and kitchen. Timber floor, fibre cement cladding, metal roof (50*sqm). <> Quarters: Two fixed transportable dongas providing seven rooms, kitchen and bathrooms (115*sqm). *Approximately The Property is offered for sale by Public Auction (if not sold prior) on the 11th December 2026 at 11AM at the BMO Business Centre, Dalby. To obtain further information, please do not hesitate to contact the exclusively appointed agents. ]]> Wed, 04 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/teelba-qld-4423-437854 https://farmbuy.com/teelba-qld-4423-437854 Auction Date: 09-12-2026 11:00
A Rare Equestrian Opportunity in the Heart of the Sunshine Coast
For those who dream of creating their own equestrian haven, opportunities of this scale and potential, in such a convenient Sunshine Coast location, are increasingly difficult to find. Set across 5.12 hectares (12.65 acres) of picturesque, gently undulating countryside, 409 Chevallum Road offers the space, infrastructure and opportunity to create something truly exceptional. At its heart is an impressive 2,200 sqm covered equestrian complex awaiting completion, complemented by established outdoor arenas, stables, fenced paddocks and extensive water infrastructure. Together with a renovated four-bedroom residence and separate one-bedroom cottage, the foundations are in place for an outstanding equestrian lifestyle, dual living accommodation, just minutes from the Sunshine Coast's major centres. Land Privately positioned at the end of a 500-metre easement driveway, the property enjoys a picturesque northerly aspect across gently undulating paddocks and established lawns. Predominantly cleared and well suited to equestrian pursuits, the land features established vegetation along its boundaries, creating an attractive natural setting with excellent privacy from neighbouring properties. The property is divided into approximately ten fenced paddocks, with water and shelters, while a network of gravel driveways provides practical access throughout the holding. Water infrastructure includes a dam equipped with a pump, together with a bore supplying reticulated water to the paddocks. Accommodation The renovated main residence provides comfortable family accommodation with four bedrooms, including a main bedroom with ensuite, together with a versatile sunroom offering flexibility for a home office, creative space or additional living area. Complementing the main residence is a separate, air-conditioned one-bedroom cottage featuring an expansive covered timber deck. This additional accommodation provides welcome flexibility for extended family, visiting guests or those seeking a separate living arrangement. Further improvements include a substantial four-car shed with adjoining carport, providing generous space for vehicles, equipment and the practical requirements of rural property ownership. Equestrian Infrastructure The centrepiece of the property is an impressive, recently constructed equestrian complex comprising approximately 2,200 sqm under roof. Incorporating a partially completed, 60m × 20m covered dressage arena, the substantial structure was originally designed to also accommodate stabling, a tack room, hay storage, wash bays and amenities. Significant construction works have already been undertaken, with further works required to complete the facility. Beyond the covered complex, the property offers extensive established equestrian improvements, including an approximately 65m × 25m outdoor sand arena and an adjoining 20m × 20m training area, both featuring sprinkler irrigation infrastructure. Centrally positioned amongst the paddocks is a practical walk-through stable complex incorporating six existing stables and a wash bay, providing convenient access to the surrounding horse accommodation areas. Approximately ten fenced paddocks, incorporating water and shelters, together with a separate round yard, further enhance the property's functionality and provide a substantial foundation for a wide range of equestrian pursuits. Together, these facilities offer an opportunity to further develop an impressive private equestrian property, with the scale, infrastructure and flexibility to accommodate a purchaser's individual requirements. Location Despite its peaceful and private setting, the property enjoys exceptional accessibility to the wider Sunshine Coast. Located approximately 3km from Forest Glen and just 2km from the Bruce Highway, the property provides convenient access to Palmwoods, leading Sunshine Coast schools, Buderim, Maroochydore and the region's major shopping, employment and lifestyle destinations. Combining substantial equestrian facilities, rural privacy and proximity to the Sunshine Coast's established urban centres, 409 Chevallum Road presents a compelling opportunity for buyers seeking to pursue their equestrian ambitions without compromising on location. Further information is available on request. Property Highlights • 5.12 hectares (12.65 acres) in a private, central Sunshine Coast location. • Approximately 500m easement driveway providing a secluded setting. • Four-bedroom main residence with ensuite and sunroom/studio. • Separate air-conditioned one-bedroom cottage with expansive covered timber deck. • Substantial four-car shed. • Impressive 2,200 sqm covered equestrian complex incorporating a full-sized 60m × 20m dressage arena (further works required). • Approximately 65m × 25m outdoor sand arena and adjoining 20m × 20m training area. • Existing six-stable complex, round yard and approximately ten fenced paddocks. • Bore, dam, and extensive rainwater storage. • Approximately 3km to Forest Glen, close to Palmwoods and leading Sunshine Coast schools, and 2km to the Bruce Highway. For Sale by On-Site Auction – Wednesday 9th December 2026 at 11:00am. Inspections for this property are strictly by appointment. Please respect the owners' privacy and do not enter the property grounds unless accompanied by an agent. All information contained herein has been gathered from sources believed to be reliable. However, no guarantee is given as to its accuracy. Interested parties should conduct their own enquiries, including regarding the approvals, condition and completion requirements of improvements. Property is being sold on an "as is where is" basis. All areas, measurements and boundaries are approximate. This property is being sold by auction and therefore a price guide can not be provided. The website may have filtered the property into a price bracket for website functionality purposes. ]]> Wed, 04 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/409-chevallum-road-chevallum-qld-4555-437870 https://farmbuy.com/409-chevallum-road-chevallum-qld-4555-437870 726 Acres in the Gladfield Valley — Four Generations of Farming
141 Bourkes Road, Gladfield Expressions of Interest closing Thursday 26th November 2026 Held by the Bourke family for four generations, this 726-acre (293.8-hectare) holding brings together cultivated valley flats, grazing country, a nominal 101 ML underground irrigation entitlement and two homes against the mountain backdrop of Gladfield. An established working dairy, the property offers buyers the choice of purchasing the land and fixed improvements or acquiring the farm with the operating dairy on a walk-in, walk-out basis. From the valley flats to the higher country The holding combines cultivation with higher grazing and timbered country. Its paddock formations and established farming layout offer buyers the opportunity to assess the land for their own enterprise, whether continuing the dairy or considering other farming and livestock uses, subject to suitability. A paddock plan and dimension schedule are available, together with supporting property information. Selected aerial photographs provide wider perspectives across the farm and surrounding district. Water and irrigation The supplied water records identify a nominal 101 ML underground irrigation entitlement under Licence to Take Water 80413T, attached to the land. • Equipped irrigation bore supplying underground mains to the cultivation, including higher cultivation. • Separate stock-and-domestic bore supplying tanks and troughs. • Both bores described as equipped with 40 hp electric submersible pumps. • Underground mains to the east and west, two hard-hose irrigators and two dams, as advised by the owners. Water records and operating information are available for review. Water use is subject to licence conditions and availability; irrigator inclusions depend on the purchase option and agreed inventory. Established working improvements The farm is supported by a 12-a-side herringbone dairy, concrete receiving-yard hardstand, an associated vat room, an old dairy and store, machinery and hay sheds, storage and chemical shedding, four silos, and timber cattle yards with loading facilities. The improvement schedule includes a three-bay high-clearance machinery shed of approximately 95 m², a three-bay hay shed of approximately 168 m² and storage/chemical shedding of approximately 192 m². Further particulars are available in the buyer information pack. Two homes Two established three-bedroom homes provide accommodation for family members or people working on the property. The homes offer country outlooks, with wood fires, air-conditioning and garages, as advised by the owners. Two ways to purchase Property purchase: Land, two homes and fixed improvements, with pumps and generators included. Movable machinery and irrigators are available by separate negotiation; individual dairy plant inclusions are to be agreed. Walk-in, walk-out dairy: The property with the operating dairy, including 160 head of cattle, machinery and dairy equipment, subject to an agreed inventory and contract inclusions. Gladfield and regional connections A rural setting with access to regional services and South East Queensland. Indicative driving times from Bourkes Road are approximately: Warwick 30 minutes; Toowoomba 1 hour 15 minutes; Brisbane CBD 2 hours; and the Gold Coast (Surfers Paradise) 2 hours 30 minutes. Times vary with the exact starting point, destination, route, traffic and road conditions. The next chapter Four generations of family farming have shaped this property. Wade Real Estate is privileged to present the opportunity for its next owners to make it their own. Expressions of Interest close Thursday 26th November 2026. Contact Kelly Reardon on 0409 274 001 for the information pack, submission details or a private inspection. *Areas and features are approximate and based on owner-supplied information. Buyers should review title, water and operating records and make their own enquiries. Selected aerial photographs were taken in April 2021 and show the property and surrounding district; seasonal conditions may differ. Any property outline is indicative only and is not a survey. Photographed livestock, machinery and plant are included only where expressly agreed in the contract. ]]> Tue, 03 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/141-bourkes-road-gladfield-qld-4370-437637 https://farmbuy.com/141-bourkes-road-gladfield-qld-4370-437637 Auction Date: 03-12-2026 18:00
LUXURY LIVING, THREE-BEDROOM GRANNY FLAT & STUNNING VIEWS
Set on 2.17* hectares or 5.36* acres, just 8.4km* from Tamworth CBD, this exceptional property combines stunning views, a beautifully appointed four-bedroom home, a three-bedroom granny flat and outstanding entertaining spaces. The main home features timber flooring, plantation shutters and spacious open-plan living centred around a wood fireplace with a striking stone feature. The kitchen offers stone benchtops, quality SMEG appliances and a generous butler's pantry. The master suite includes a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite, while the remaining bedrooms feature built-in wardrobes. Underfloor heating in both bathrooms and the spacious laundry adds a touch of luxury, while zoned ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning ensures year-round comfort. A wraparound verandah captures the views, while the covered alfresco overlooks the pool, creating an inviting setting for entertaining. Ideal for extended family or guests, the three-bedroom granny flat includes a kitchen with SMEG appliances, bathroom, separate laundry, wood fireplace and ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning. Established gardens feature inground watering, with town water complemented by more than 100,000 litres of storage. Development approval for an additional 12m x 20m shed adds further potential. An impressive acreage lifestyle offering space, comfort and versatility within easy reach of Tamworth. Inspections are highly encouraged and will not disappoint. Auction: 3 December 2026, unless sold prior. For further information or to arrange an inspection, contact Baden Chaffey 0488 697 416 or Riley Gibson 0417 441 688. ]]> Tue, 03 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/18-honeyeater-place-tamworth-nsw-2340-437675 https://farmbuy.com/18-honeyeater-place-tamworth-nsw-2340-437675 Premier Southern Wimmera Cropping Enterprise
This is an exceptional opportunity to secure a large-scale, highly productive broadacre cropping enterprise in the tightly held Telangatuk East district. "Naranghi" comprises of adjoining holdings (Home Block 372ha, Robbies Block 415ha)** totalling approximately 787ha (1,944 acres), located 57km south-west of Horsham. Proven Cropping Performance This is a genuine turn-key cropping operation. The property has demonstrated reliable grain production in a 525mm average annual rainfall zone. Resilience is achieved by contour drainage, zero tillage, stubble retention, and precision agriculture practices. The farming system uses controlled traffic farming (CTF), 2cm RTK guidance, soil mapping, and variable rate applications in a stock-free continuous cropping enterprise. The property has supported rotations including canola, wheat, and beans, with cereal straw bale production after harvest. Oppotunistic summer cropping has included corn, sorghum, safflower, and mungbeans. Natural Assets The naturally undulating country features creek drainage and established shelterbelts and fenced riparian zones. Soils range from deep sandy loams through clay loams to heavy clays, with topsoil depths reaching approximately 1m in places. Topsoils are slightly acidic over alkaline subsoils. Lime and gypsum have been consistently applied using variable rate technology according to soil testing, while weather station and soil probe data indicate active crop rooting to approximately 1m. Two Complementary Holdings Held on two titles of broadly similar scale, the Home Block contains the majority of the improvements and residences, while Robbies Block provides permanent underground water. Both holdings feature laneway systems, gravelled boom spray fill sites, external fencing and gateways, with contour drainage supporting efficient water management. Extensive Infrastructure The Home Block includes a 21m x 36m machinery shed with sliding doors at both ends, fully enclosed 12m x 18m workshop with excellent lighting and a mezzanine and two 9m x 15m hay sheds enclosed on three sides. Grain and fertiliser storage comprises six 120-tonne silos, three 55-tonne silos and two fertiliser silos, supported by all-weather truck turning space. Robbies Block includes a large implement shed, three-stand electric woolshed, internal all-weather harvest road, contour drainage and gravelled spray fill facilities. Reliable Water The Home Block has two dams with combined storage of approximately 6ML, fed by drainage and connected to bores and a pumping system on Robbies Block. Both are equipped with electric submersible pumps powered by a 10kVA diesel generator, housed with a 400-litre diesel tank. A third bore is used as a boom spray fill site and includes a 5,000-gallon tank, mains power, and gravelled machinery turning space. Quality Accommodation The Home Block features two well-maintained residences set amongst established gardens with watering systems. The homestead offers three bedrooms with built-in robes, two bathrooms, office, large family room, modern open-plan kitchen and casual dining, separate formal living area, ducted evaporative cooling and two wood heaters. The renovated original cottage includes an updated bathroom and laundry, polished Baltic pine flooring, expansive verandas, four-car garage with storage and heated in-ground swimming pool. The K-12 school bus to Balmoral is 5km away. Flexible Future Potential Existing infrastructure provides scope for livestock to be reintroduced as the property historically operated as a mixed farming enterprise before transitioning to continuous cropping in the early 2000s. This is a rare opportunity to secure a substantial, well-improved and highly productive Southern Wimmera farming enterprise that combines quality soils, secure water, extensive infrastructure and the flexibility of two separate title ]]> Thu, 29 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/276-dunstans-road-telangatuk-east-vic-3401-437278 https://farmbuy.com/276-dunstans-road-telangatuk-east-vic-3401-437278 "Baratria" - Relisted for sale.
“Baratria” is an ideally situated, on the Landsborough Highway, as a large scale cattle breeding, backgrounding and fattening operation. The property also offers potential for agricultural diversification, including cropping, as already being demonstrated in the surrounding district. Fencing Baratria is fully boundary fenced and internally subdivided into 21 main paddocks and 7 smaller management/holding paddocks. Fencing is predominantly in good to new condition with some internal sections scheduled for replacement. Annual Rainfall Historical average annual rainfall for Longreach is approximately 435mm (17.4inches) and for Winton is approximately 411mm (16.4inches), with the majority typically received during the summer months from December to March. Soil Types “Baratria” comprises predominantly open, undulating Mitchell and Flinders grass downs country, interspersed with creek system and channels. Strong stands of established Buffel grass are prevalent throughout, with light timber coverage consisting primarily of Boree, Leopardwood and Gidgee. Improvements Main Homestead, Managers Home,Staff Quarters. Machinery/Hay/Lick Shed. Numerous other service sheds. 1200m Dirt Air Strip. 2 sets of Steel Cattle Yards. Council Rates Local Authority: Longreach Regional Council Zoning: Rural Rates: $46,214.00* per year For information purposes only, and in relation to the non-transferable Permits to Occupy area - Rent: $1,240* per year (*denotes approximate, capped &/or discounted values if relevant) Irrigation Water infrastructure across "Baratria" has undergone extensive development in recent years, comprising 1 bore, 14 dams, 6 turkeys nests, 16 storage tanks and approx 50 troughs. Carrying Capacity 2,200 Mixed cattle available in the sale. ]]> Wed, 28 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/721-baratria-road-longreach-qld-4730-437081 https://farmbuy.com/721-baratria-road-longreach-qld-4730-437081 Luxury Living. Uninterrupted Views. Exceptional Infrastructure.
Some properties are special. Others are in a league of their own. Welcome to “Whisper Valley” — an extraordinary 105-acre rural estate combining luxury farmhouse living, breathtaking 360-degree hilltop views and an impressive level of infrastructure, all within 17 minutes of Mackay's CBD. At the heart of the property sits a stunning modern rendered five-bedroom residence, meticulously appointed with premium finishes, expansive living spaces, a spectacular entertainer's deck and a resort-style swimming pool and spa. Overlooking the surrounding paddocks, river and valley, this is a home designed to impress while delivering the ultimate country lifestyle. Beyond the home, Whisper Valley offers an exceptional working acreage with six dams, eight fenced paddocks, livestock facilities and two substantial 28m x 12m high-clearance sheds. Whether you seek an impressive rural retreat, a serious lifestyle property or a versatile rural holding, the scale, quality and infrastructure here are truly remarkable. LUXURY RESIDENCE & ENTERTAINING • Five-bedroom modern rendered farmhouse with engineered plans for a substantial extension. • Spectacular 360-degree hilltop views across the valley and surrounding countryside. • Designer kitchen featuring stone benchtops, premium appliances, integrated refrigeration and extensive butler's pantry • Multiple living areas, dedicated office and impressive tiered theatre room. • Luxurious master suite with walk-in robe and premium ensuite featuring double rain showers. • Quality bathrooms with floor-to-ceiling tiles, stone benchtops and a spabath. • Extensive air-conditioning, ceiling fans, plantation shutters and Luxaflex window furnishings. • Expansive V-shaped entertaining deck overlooking the paddocks, river and valley. • Covered outdoor entertaining pavilion with outdoor kitchen, BBQ and electric blinds. • 10m x 4.2m saltwater swimming pool, spa and heat pump. • Separate pool house with shower, toilet and storage. • Three-car garage, including an extra-long bay, with extensive built-in storage. • Security cameras, integrated sound system and smart iPad controls. SERIOUS RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE • 42.55 hectares (105 acres) of versatile rural land. • Eight fenced paddocks, with new barb wire fencing. • Four paddocks with dog fencing and two grassed laneways for livestock movement. • Six dams, with water supplied to paddocks via dams or troughs. • Approximately three acres of grassed house yard, with the immediate yard fully fenced. • Custom-built three-bay sheep/horse barn with lockable feed storage. • Two substantial 28m x 12m sheds, each with 4.2m clearance and epoxy-coated floors. • Six-bay shed configuration, with extensive roller-door and open-bay access. • Concrete hardstand areas, driveways, three-phase power and water connect to the sheds. • One shed equipped with a two-post vehicle hoist, compressed air system, industrial fan and wash trough. • Prepared steel components for a two-storey mezzanine in Shed 1. • 20kW solar system on Shed 2, subject to its existing contract arrangements. • Rainwater storage tanks, security systems and additional workshop facilities. • Steel dog-breeding kennel, large chicken coop with fenced free-range run, livestock panels and movable cattle yards. • Additional features include electric fencing setups, a gravel pit, watchtower and established access infrastructure. • An extensive list of Plant & Equipment is included in the sale and available on request. WATER, POWER & ADDITIONAL INCOME • Six 5,000-gallon tanks servicing the residence and outdoor areas, supplied by rainwater and dam water. • Irrigation sprinklers throughout the house yard. • Property backing onto Dumbleton Weir and a short creek. • Existing NBN tower lease generating approximately $12,000 in annual revenue. THE WHISPER VALLEY LIFESTYLE Enjoy the freedom, privacy and space of a substantial rural estate without sacrificing proximity to town. With extraordinary views, a beautifully appointed residence, extensive sheds and established rural infrastructure, Whisper Valley offers a rare combination of luxury, functionality and lifestyle opportunity. A remarkable acreage. An exceptional home. Infrastructure rarely found in one complete package. Whisper Valley — 47 Kirwans Road, Dumbleton. Just 17 minutes from Mackay's CBD, yet a world away. ]]> Tue, 27 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/47-kirwans-road-dumbleton-qld-4740-437002 https://farmbuy.com/47-kirwans-road-dumbleton-qld-4740-437002 Tyacks Road Citrus
JLL Agribusiness, as exclusive agents, is pleased to present Tyacks Road Citrus (the Aggregation) for sale by Expression of Interest, a large-scale citrus development in Victoria's Goulburn Valley offering significant production growth and a long-term investment horizon. Tyacks Road Citrus constitutes a total area of 236.50* hectares (584.40* acres), with 162.00*hectares (400.31* acres) of planted citrus area, offering a considered varietal mix of mandarins (Tango, Afourer and Daisy LS). Underpinned by long-term production growth, excellent land and soil types, premium varietal mix and ideal Goulburn Valley location, the Aggregation poses an outstanding opportunity for economies of scale and capital appreciation. Key Investment Highlights: Excellent Topography & Soil Types: <>The Aggregation is benefitted by a balanced mix of topography and soil types well-suited to horticultural production, featuring both gently undulating land types providing drainage advantaged and flatter areas offering irrigation efficiencies. Premium Commodity Focus with Balanced Varietal Diversification: <>Considered one of the fastest growing segments of the citrus category, the Aggregation is developed to low-seeded and seedless mandarins and offer a balance of premium varieties within this segment (Tango, Afourer & Daisy LS) to mitigate varietal price volatility & stagger harvest windows. Strategic Location: <>Ideally located in Victoria’s Goulburn Valley, an area considered as the heartland of Australia’s food processing industries with established horticultural credentials. The region provides excellent access to water & irrigation systems, fertile soils, favourable growing conditions and importantly, access to end markets. Economies of Scale: <>Ceres Goulburn offers a substantial production platform with over 160 hectares planted to citrus (mandarins), providing meaningful scale that supports a stand-alone management unit. Fixed Entry Price: <>Acquiring a recently planted and largely developed asset with a young age profile avoids development cost ambiguity and provides a known and immediate fixed entry price, thereby offering an asset with a management focus rather than development and management risk. Attractive Age Profile & Tangible Scope for Capital Appreciation: <>Planted entirely in 2024, the Aggregation represents an emerging age profile offering value creation and re-rating potential via compounding production growth from a fixed asset base, noting that valuation basis typically shifts from a cost-based view to a production/income driven view as the plantings mature. Excellent Water Access: <>Established in the Goulburn Murray Catchment area, the Aggregation has licenced access to Channel water and Goulburn-Broken Catchment Groundwater (although not utilised for irrigation), providing secure access for irrigation purposes. The Aggregation is for sale (in one line or separately) by Expression of Interest closing Friday 27 November 2026 at 4:00PM (AEDT). ]]> Mon, 26 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/yalca-vic-3637-436860 https://farmbuy.com/yalca-vic-3637-436860 Mareeba Farming Portfolio, Far North Queensland The Mareeba Farming Portfolio is a rare, institutional-scale horticultural portfolio.
1,257.88 Ha | 3,108.22 Ac* + 3,860ML Masterton Park 825 Ha | 2,038.4 Ac* Falvos 35.95 Ha | 88.8 Ac* Rasos 51.91 Ha | 128.3 Ac* Godfrey's Farm 49.20 Ha | 121.6 Ac* DiMarcos 198.60 Ha | 490.6 Ac* Cirranis 97.22 Ha | 240.2 Ac* Assembled over three generations on the Atherton Tablelands and the Mareeba–Dimbulah irrigation area of Far North Queensland. Rarely does an opportunity with such unique utility become available to purchase. The combination of abundant and secure water, highly fertile soils, and tropical climate enable a range of highly profitable horticultural uses. Coffee, mandarins, avocado, lychees, and irrigated sugar cane are currently produced on the portfolio at scale. There is also considerable undeveloped land available for permanent planting or other horticultural land use. Historically, the properties have produced peanuts, soybeans, cotton and cowpeas, demonstrating the extraordinarily high utility of the properties and the region. A key crop of the portfolio includes 71.21ha of arabica coffee and a large-scale raw coffee processing plant. Australia currently imports more than 95 percent of coffee consumed and demand is rising as the Australian coffee culture continues to grow. The Mareeba Farming Portfolio is a large-scale producer of Australian coffee with the potential to significantly expand production. The structure of the portfolio enables an acquisition at scale for all or some of the properties, or smaller parcels to be acquired. The portfolio comprises six properties totalling approximately 1,257.88 hectares, spanning five distinct commodity platforms - arabica coffee (including on-farm coffee processing and packing infrastructure), late-season Murcott Afourer mandarins, Hass and Shepard avocados, lychees, and irrigated sugarcane - together with a substantial centre pivot irrigation development. This is a rare opportunity to acquire the entire portfolio or individual holdings, combining fertile soils, an ideal climate and ample, secure irrigation water. Expressions of Interest All or Part Tom Russo 0409 873 837 tom.russo@elders.com.au Mark Barber 0427 603 433 mark.barber@elders.com.au ]]> Tue, 20 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/mareeba-qld-4880-436139 https://farmbuy.com/mareeba-qld-4880-436139 Auction Date: 04-12-2026 11:00
Wattlevale Station - Established Grazing Infrastructure | Scope to Develop (under instructions from Receivers and Managers)
Wattlevale Station presents an opportunity to secure a Central Queensland grazing property of c. 3,850 hectares, combining established livestock facilities, water infrastructure and scope for further pasture development. Located just 27 kilometres from Jericho and 61 kilometres from Barcaldine via the sealed Capricorn Highway, the property offers convenient access to regional services, with 100% Starlink mobile phone coverage. Country & Pastures The country comprises predominantly red sandy loam soils, complemented by clay-based areas, rocky outcrops and lighter loam along creek lines. Numerous paddocks offer potential for pasture improvement through blade ploughing and seeding with buffel, seca and native pasture species, subject to any necessary approvals. Further water development and paddock subdivision provide opportunities to enhance grazing management. Fencing & Paddock Layout The property is divided into six main paddocks, two smaller paddocks and three holding paddocks. Three laneways and eight strategically positioned water troughs support livestock movement to the central cattle yards. Water Infrastructure • Two equipped bores, with the secondary bore servicing the stockyards • Primary bore connected to 11 tanks and eight troughs with poly lines • Two Dams • Tank water and pressure pump servicing the homestead Cattle Yards Cattle yards have an estimated holding capacity of 400 head and incorporates: • Six-way drafting • Vet crush and loading and dump ramps, including side-loading capability • Dedicated calf-processing facilities with cradle and race Homestead & Improvements A centrally located three-bedroom homestead features a separate office, lounge, kitchen and verandah. Off-grid solar power, gas hot water and a fenced yard. The house paddock includes an approximately three-acre sheep or poddy paddock with a trough, with the remaining area established to buffel grass for horses or cattle holding. Additional improvements include: • Workshop with a concrete floor. • Powered workshop with earth floor • Tack room/feed shed. • Steel horse stables and a chook pen Sale by Auction Under instruction from the Receivers and Managers, Tim Heenan and Travis Anderson of Deloitte, the property will be offered for auction on 4 December 2026 at 10:00am (AEST) at the Nutrien Emerald office. With established working improvements and opportunities for further development, Wattlevale Station offers a practical foundation for a grazing enterprise. Contact Nutrien Harcourts for further information or to arrange an inspection. ]]> Fri, 16 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/wattlevale-lot-12-capricorn-highway-jericho-qld-4728-435873 https://farmbuy.com/wattlevale-lot-12-capricorn-highway-jericho-qld-4728-435873 "Tolcairn" 3,258.8 Ha (8052 Acres) Blue Ribbon Cropping, and Grazing
• Located 30km East of Keith and 35km NW of Bordertown SA, Same family ownership since 1980, 430mm average annual rainfall, • Versatile cropping, and grazing country all been delved or clayed except for shelter belts and small areas in the tightly held Sherwood district • Producing good yielding crops of Wheat, Barley, Canola, Beans and Lupins with 3,326 acres sown to crop, with the remainder sown to lucerne based pastures with excellent fertilizer history • Running 3500 quality self replacing Moorundie blood Merino breeding ewes, 1100 merino ewe lambs and 1130 merino wether lambs grown out to heavy weights • Undergone a major refencing program being fenced with a wide laneway system for ease of livestock and machinery movement, with mainly cyclone and barb and steel swinging gates, fencing suitable for sheep or cattle • Well watered with 2 interconnected sub pumps on bores that pump to tanks and reticulate to concrete troughs in each paddock, plus 205 Meg water licence • Excellent infrastructure including 4 homes, 6 stand shearing shed with substantial undercover sheep yards with bulk sheep handler, 2 large machinery sheds, large fertilizer/bulk grain shed, workshop, hay shed 10 large silos and steel cattle yards For Sale as a whole or 2 non contingent lots Rarely does a holding of this scale, quality and versatility become available in the Sherwood area with excellent management in place EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST, Closing Friday 20th November 2026 at 1.00pm Mike Lind 0408 892 362 Dylan Lind 0447 010 107 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.*approx RLA 62833 ]]> Thu, 15 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/3081-emu-flat-road-sherwood-sa-5267-435748 https://farmbuy.com/3081-emu-flat-road-sherwood-sa-5267-435748 Significant Liverpool Plains Holding in the Favoured Spring Ridge District
Davidson Cameron & Co is pleased to present Lignum Aggregation, a substantial 1,216 hectares (3,003 acre) * cropping enterprise, with some supplementary grazing, located in the highly favoured Spring Ridge area of the renowned Liverpool Plains. Comprising three contiguous holdings: Lignum - 605.8 Ha (1496 Ac.) * Gary's - 312.0 Ha (771 Ac.) * Savannah - 298.1 Ha (736 Ac.) * Lignum Aggregation offers scale, versatility and productivity in one of North-West NSW's most sought-after agricultural districts. The property features predominantly level to gently undulating country with a combination of deep soft black soils, heavier black clay soils and productive red-brown earth ridges. Normal cropping program includes cotton, sorghum, sunflowers, wheat, barley, canola & fodder crops in a flexible rotation depending on rainfall and market prices. Red Bobs watercourse flows through the "Lignum" block draining into Goran Lake - there is approximately 181 hectares (447 acres) * of "lakebed" cropping country, with the balance of property outside the Goran Lake perimeter (Total cropping area of 1092 Ha or 2,697 Ac) *. Grazing area is prominently on the red/brown ridges & adjacent to the watercourse and could be expanded into current cropping area. The property retains areas of remnant White Box, Grey Box, Wilga and Myall timber, providing shelter and enhancing the natural character of the holding. Well suited to both cropping and livestock production, the aggregation is complemented by a comprehensive range of infrastructure including: • Three-bedroom workman's cottage • 14m x 12m* machinery shed • 22m x 12m* steel & timber workshop shed, older style, part concrete floor with power connected. • 32m x 12m* steel grain shed (approx.1200 tonne capacity) with concrete floor and out-loading auger system • Four 100-tonne* silos and four 25-tonne* seed silos • Steel & timber cattle yards with race and vet crush, with adjacent holding yards, hold approximately 120 head. • Water system includes solar-submersible bore reticulating to 3 x 22,500L poly tanks, another unequipped bore with power and 7 strategically located dams across the property. Offering a rare opportunity to secure a large-scale aggregation in the tightly held and highly regarded Spring Ridge district, Lignum Aggregation presents an outstanding platform for cropping, grazing expansion or long-term agricultural investment. For Sale by Expressions of Interest closing 5 pm, Friday 20th November 2026 (* denotes approximate values) Lignum Aggregation | 1822 Howes Hill Road, Spring Ridge NSW 1,216.6 hectares (3,005 acres) | Prime Liverpool Plains Opportunity ]]> Tue, 13 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/lignum-aggregation-1822-howes-hill-road-spring-ridge-nsw-2343-435398 https://farmbuy.com/lignum-aggregation-1822-howes-hill-road-spring-ridge-nsw-2343-435398 Auction Date: 12-11-2026 10:00
Jabiru - 251 Acres of Noosa Hinterland Potential
Auction - Unless Sold Prior Set amongst the peaceful rural landscape of the Noosa Hinterland, Jabiru at 1015 Cootharaba Road, Cootharaba presents an exceptional opportunity to secure approximately 251 acres (approx. 101 hectares) of expansive, fully fenced land with the flexibility to suit a variety of rural lifestyles and future plans. Offering a wonderful balance of open space and natural surroundings, the property features a creek, dams, bore, abundant wildlife and established infrastructure, creating a peaceful setting where you can enjoy the freedom and privacy that comes with acreage living. The land is well suited to cattle, horses, farming and other substantial rural pursuits, while the scale of the property provides plenty of room to explore and make it your own. Jabiru is already equipped for those looking to enjoy the property as a weekend retreat or camping destination, with an established bushcamp that has been operating for a number of years and a portable residence providing accommodation on the property. For those dreaming of creating a permanent rural lifestyle, the property is ready for you to build your dream home, giving you the opportunity to take advantage of the space, privacy and natural surroundings and create a home that truly belongs to the landscape. Life in the Noosa Hinterland is about enjoying a slower pace, open skies, native wildlife and the freedom that comes with space around you, while still being within easy reach of Pomona, Noosa and the coast. Whether you're looking for a private escape, a working rural property, a weekend base, a land-banking opportunity or a substantial holding for future farming pursuits, Jabiru offers the space, versatility and potential to create something truly your own. Distances: • Boreen Point / Lake Cootharaba - 10 minutes • Pomona - 18 minutes • Bruce Highway - 22 minutes • Noosa River - 25 minutes • Noosa Main Beach - 35 minutes • Sunshine Coast Airport - 45 minutes • Brisbane Airport - 1 hour 40 minutes For further information or to arrange an inspection, please contact Duane Potter on 0411 121 661 or Ellie Thomas on 0422 961 894 Inspection Disclaimer: This property is not a public place and is someone's home, investment, or private property. Harcourts One Group will and has the right to properly qualify all potential purchasers who apply for an inspection and reserve all rights to refuse said inspection without explanation. Animals are not welcome at inspections whatsoever, to ensure the health and safety of our staff, along with the occupants within the home and the general public. Children who know how to conduct themselves in a respectful manner are most welcome, however, those who do not - along with their parents, will be respectfully asked to leave. Please note that under no circumstances, is anyone authorised to enter the property without the supervision of a Harcourts One Group representative. Information Disclaimer: Although Harcourts One Group has provided all information related to this property to the best of our knowledge and resources, we shall not be held accountable or responsible for its accuracy. Harcourts One Group urges all buyers to conduct their own independent research and consult their own professionals to conduct due diligence before purchasing. ]]> Tue, 13 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/1015-cootharaba-road-cootharaba-qld-4565-435442 https://farmbuy.com/1015-cootharaba-road-cootharaba-qld-4565-435442 Auction Date: 13-11-2026 10:00
495 Acres of Highly Developed Cell Grazing & Backgrounding Country in 2 Titles
Neusa Vale is a highly developed cattle backgrounding operation, purpose-built for efficient cell grazing & capable of backgrounding in excess of 3,000 head per annum. Spanning 494.97 acres across two freehold titles with approx 280 acres under irrigation, extensive improved pastures, substantial water storage & purpose-built cattle infrastructure all forming part of the operation. Located just 24km south-east of Gympie, Neusa Vale combines productive country, reliable water & an extensive infrastructure base, within easy reach of the Sunshine Coast & Brisbane. THE COUNTRY & PASTURES Approx 280 acres is fully irrigated, with a further 180 acres of open pasture & approx 30 acres of established Blue Gums, Ironbark and Bloodwood. Improved pastures include Rhodes, Setaria, Kikuyu, Signal, White Clover & Red Clover, with the property developed specifically for intensive grazing. The cell grazing system is supported by extensive electric fencing, including a Gallagher M12,000i unit, while approx 28km of permanent four-barb fencing surrounds & divides the property. Dual-lane ways constructed with quality road base & concreted causeways provide all-weather access throughout the property. WATER Water is a major feature of Neusa Vale, with 3 substantial dams, a spring-fed catchment & approx 1km of direct Tinana Creek frontage along the northern boundary. • Dairy Dam – 250 megs, with 2 irrigation pumps capable of transferring water to storage facilities & irrigating the solid-set, soft & hard hose systems. • Siphon Dam – 300 megs, connected to the Dairy Dam & capable of supplying approx 1 meg per day by siphon. • Pivot Dam – 200 megs, supplying the centre pivot, solid-set irrigation & other irrigation hydrants, with the ability to transfer water to other storages. • Spring-fed catchment – approx. 40 megs per annum, providing the main water source for the half-circle centre pivot. The interconnected water system provides substantial flexibility across the property and underpins the intensive grazing & backgrounding operation. IRRIGATION The property features an extensive automated irrigation system, including: • Full-circle centre pivot servicing approx 40 acres • Half-circle centre pivot servicing approx 20 acres • Approximately 110 acres of solid-set irrigation • A further 110 acres supported by hard & soft hose irrigation • Predominantly 4–6 inch underground PVC mainlines • Three irrigation pumps • Automated systems capable of being managed remotely CATTLE OPERATIONS Purpose-built for efficient cattle handling & backgrounding, the property includes 16 designated feed pads with concrete bunks, two feed sheds with retractable roofs (1x 40-tonne & 1x 50-tonne capacity), plus 2x 85-tonne grain silos. Two molasses/liquid supplement tanks with overhead applicator & pump support the feeding operation. Livestock water is supplied from the Dairy Dam to 4x 5,000-gallon poly tanks, gravity feeding 27 troughs throughout the property. Air operated, steel cattle yards include covered vet crush, holding yards, drafting gates, concreted race & loading ramp, weighing scales & electronic reader. This infrastructure provides a genuine working platform for a commercial cattle enterprise. SHEDS & STAFF FACILITIES A substantial 25x21m Besa block machinery shed provides excellent undercover workspace & includes a loading bay, staff office, shower & toilet. A separate 30x15m steel-framed hay shed with concrete flooring provides excellent additional storage for machinery, hay/equipment, with an adjoining storage shed & timber smoko hut completing the facilities. THE HOMESTEAD The newly renovated four-bedroom Queenslander provides relaxed accommodation overlooking the property's beautiful natural surrounds. Recent renovations include fresh paint, new floor coverings & two new bathrooms, each with shower, vanity & toilet, plus a third guest toilet/powder room. The renovations retain the character and charm of a traditional Queenslander while providing modern comforts. The air-conditioned main lounge opens through French doors onto a beautiful full-length front veranda, while the main bedroom has its own ensuite & the remaining three bedrooms are positioned off the main living area. The family-sized kitchen features a large island bench, full-sized pantry, ample preparation space, dishwasher, double sink, gas cooktop & electric oven. A dedicated office, ceiling fans throughout & extensive storage add to the home's practicality. The entire area underneath the Queenslander is concreted & includes a separate lockable storage room. The home is serviced by 15,000 gallons of rainwater storage & receives an annual average rainfall of approx 1,126mm. LOCATION & ACCESS Neusa Vale enjoys dual bitumen road frontage, with the main access via Neusavale Rd and additional access available from Gap Rd at the rear. 24km north-east of Gympie, 56km to Noosa, 160km to Brisbane Airport. Neusa Vale represents a rare opportunity to secure a highly developed cattle backgrounding & cell grazing operation where the country, water, irrigation & infrastructure have already been brought together into one comprehensive enterprise. With 2 freehold titles, substantial irrigation, extensive water storage, improved pastures, established cell grazing infrastructure & purpose-built cattle facilities, Neusa Vale is ready for its next chapter. Properties offering this level of development, water security & purpose-built cattle infrastructure are rarely offered to the market. Disclaimer All the above property information has been supplied to us by the Vendor. We do not accept responsibility to any person for its accuracy & do no more than pass this information on. Interested parties should make & rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate. Intending purchasers should seek legal & accounting advice before entering into any contract of purchase. ]]> Fri, 09 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/700-neusavale-road-neusa-vale-qld-4570-435094 https://farmbuy.com/700-neusavale-road-neusa-vale-qld-4570-435094 Auction Date: 18-11-2026 11:00
Breeder & Backgrounding Property
Strathelen & Rellum Park presents a 46,211-acre grazing aggregation ideally located near Torrens Creek in North Queensland, combining scale, productive grazing country and quality infrastructure in one unique offering. Together, the properties provide a scalable breeding and backgrounding enterprise, complemented by a premium Angus-cross and Droughtmaster composite breeder herd, excellent water security and a holistic approach to grazing management. The aggregation features a diverse balance of Torrens Creek frontage, cleared and established Buffel country, extensive Ironbark and Bloodwood grazing country. Excellent water security, extensive paddock subdivision, practical laneway systems and three well designed sets of steel cattle yards support efficient livestock management across the properties. The sale of Strathelen & Rellum Park will include over 1000 head of cattle, providing an established livestock base and immediate cash flow for the incoming purchaser. A fertile, well-adapted EU and PCAS accredited breeder herd, established infrastructure and convenient access to Torrens Creek, Barcaldine and the Flinders Highway, Strathelen & Rellum Park offers an opportunity to secure a significantly developed North Queensland breeding and backgrounding operation. Listing details Status Available Selling Method Type Auction Rebate ApplicableY es Property Name Strathelen & Rellum Park Area 18,701 ha | 46,211 acres Tenure Freehold Location Torrens Creek Improvements 3 sets of well-designed and recently renewed cattle yards connected by numerous laneways that create efficient and simple cattle management. 3 bedroom home set on the banks of Torrens Creek, included in the complex is a large machinery shed and separate hay shed. Second 3 bedroom duplex located on the banks of Torrens Creek. Country Type Strathelen comprises a mix of frontage country, cleared grazing areas and timbered country, with predominantly red sandy soils and clay. These varied soil types support a substantial body of productive native and improved pastures. Strathelen has a significant proportion of the Category X country has previously been cleared (within 15 years), with Buffel grass well established throughout these areas. Rellum Park comprises predominantly timbered Ironbark country, with a significant area of frontage along Torrens Creek. Away from the creek frontage, the country transitions to generally level and gently undulating grazing areas. Soils comprise predominantly red sands and lighter sandy soils, with areas of sandstone associated with the range country to the north. Timber species found throughout the entire property include Narrow-Leaf Ironbark, Bloodwood, Yellow Jack, Currant Bush, Wattle, Desert Oak, Lancewood, Quinine, Gum, Myrtle, Ti-Tree and Broad Leaf Ironbark. Pasture species throughout the property include Forest Mitchell, Seca, Spinifex, Black and White Spear, Urochloa, Kangaroo and Blue grasses, providing a mix of native grazing species across the property. Water Strathelen benefits from frontage to Torrens Creek, which follows the eastern boundary of the property. Seasonal natural water is available along the watercourse. Stock water is supplied via a water spear located in Torrens Creek. The spear supplies a poly pipeline system. Numerous tanks, troughs, axillary pumps and five dams. Rellum Park benefits from a combination of seasonal surface water and developed stock water infrastructure. Seasonal water is available throughout the creeks, gullies and low-lying areas of the property, supplemented by six dams, numerous tanks, troughs and axillary pumps. Rainfall Yearly average 457mm or 17 inches Fencing Strathelen is fenced into 6 main paddocks and holding paddocks. Rellum Park is fenced into 10 main paddocks and holding paddocks. Laneways extend from the Four-Mile Dam square to the cattle yards, and from Corner Trough through to Long Trough and onwards to the centrally located yards. Internal & boundary fencing predominantly comprises a combination of barbed & plain wires, in good condition. Predominant Use Cattle breeding & backgrounding Carrying Capacity/Stock Strathelen & Rellum Park feature an exceptional, well-adapted and fertile herd of Angus-cross & Droughtmaster-cross breeders. The herd is EU and PCAS accredited, with a strong focus on genetics, temperament, fertility and overall herd performance. The herd is recorded through a Gallagher touch screen integrated (TSI) livestock management system, providing whole-of-life traceability and comprehensive individual animal records. Quality Angus and Droughtmaster bulls are joined to breeders, that produce well-adapted, commercially focused progeny suited to the North Queensland environment and offer a range of market opportunities. The sale of Strathelen & Rellum Park will include 1,158 head of breeders, providing an established livestock base and immediate cash flow for the incoming purchaser. Carrying capacity 1,500 cattle. Plant & Equipment Available in Information Memorandum Services Strathelen has electricity & Next G mobile coverage. Rellum Park is well serviced with electricity, telephone, limited Next G mobile service and weekly mail service. Torrens Creek is located on the outskirts of the properties. The small rural town has a caravan park, hotel and a golf course. Additional services and facilities are available in Charters Towers, located 160 kilometres from Strathelen & Rellum Park. Charters Towers offers boarding schools, shopping centres, hotels, machinery maintenance, and essential industry infrastructure. Number of Dwellings 2 x 3 bedroom homes set on the banks of Torrens Creek. Features Extensive area of developed Buffel country. 3 excellent sets of steel cattle yards. Extensive laneway systems. Excellent bitumen access to markets. Water security. Sheds Machinery shed, hay shed, substantial covered areas over branding & processing areas in cattle yards. ]]> Thu, 08 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/strathelen-rellum-park-torrens-creek-qld-4816-434921 https://farmbuy.com/strathelen-rellum-park-torrens-creek-qld-4816-434921 Auction Date: 18-11-2026 11:00
Premium Hughenden Fattening Property
AUCTION DATE: 11am, Wednesday, 18th November 2026 LOCATION:THE VILLE CASINO, TOWNSVILLE NORTH QLD Zara Station presents a rare opportunity to secure premium Hughenden fattening country, combining productive black soil, rolling, pebbly, Mitchell and Flinders grass downs with heavily, buffelled, developed country. This highly sought-after combination of land type variation is seldom offered to the market. Zara is a heavy-carrying, highly productive cattle property, offering the scale, country and infrastructure required for a substantial grazing operation. The property features an impressive stand of a variety of bulk grasses providing excellent grazing capacity and a diverse landscape for cattle production. Water security is a key feature of Zara, with four separate equipped bore systems servicing more than 30 troughs, 12 tanks and 3 dams with supporting close watering radius across the enterprise. Positioned proudly on a ridge overlooking Landsborough Creek, the immaculate homestead enjoys an elevated setting and magnificent panoramic views across the property. The sale of Zara will include over 2000 EU and PCAS accredited cattle, providing an established livestock base and immediate cash flow for the incoming purchaser. Zara is a one-of-a-kind grazing asset offering scale, water improvement and developed country. This is complimented by an effective yards, fencing and homestead infrastructure. Status Available Selling Method Type Auction Rebate Applicable Yes Property Name Zara Station Area 21,327 ha | 52,700 acres Tenure Perpetual Lease Location Hughenden - 54 kilometres south of Hughenden Improvements Well watered with 2 mains power and 2 solar bores, reticulating water evenly over the property. Through an extensive series of tanks, turkeys nests and troughs. The water system is supported by permanent dams and seasonal watercourses. Country Type Zara is a highly regarded premium Hughenden fattening property. Combining productive black - soil, rolling, pebbly, Mitchell and Flinders grass downs with heavily Buffelled pulled country and seasonal herbages. The property is currently carrying an excellent body of grass, highlighting the productive capacity and quality of the grazing country. Pastures comprise a strong mixture of native and introduced species, including Flinders, Mitchell grass, summer herbages and Buffel grass. Timber species found throughout the property include Coolabah, Wilga, False Sandalwood, Gidgee, Oak, Corkwood, Vine Tree, Boree and Bauhinia. Zara contains a significant area of Category X country, providing additional flexibility for ongoing property and pasture management. This area has been re-pulled within the past 15 years. Water Zara benefits from a well-developed and strategically distributed stock water system, supported by a combination of groundwater and seasonal surface water sources. The property is traversed by Landsborough Creek, with its headwaters forming an important feature of Zara. Bridle Creek also provides seasonal surface water through the property. These natural watercourses are complemented by approximately 31 troughs, 13 tanks, 3 dams, turkeys nests and burra pits. Groundwater is supplied by four equipped bores, comprising two solar-powered bores and two mains-powered bores, providing a reliable foundation for the property’s stock water network. Rainfall Yearly average 476mm or 18 inches Fencing Zara is fenced into 12 main paddocks and five holding paddocks. The majority of fencing across the property is in good, serviceable condition. Predominant Use Cattle breeding & fattening Carrying Capacity/Stock Zara features an exceptional, well-adapted and fertile herd of Angus-cross and composite breeders, reflecting a strong focus on genetics, temperament and overall herd performance. The herd is EU and PCAS accredited. The cattle are predominantly clean-coated Angus-cross types, displaying good length, frame and confirmation. These environmentally adapted composites are well suited to north west conditions. Particular emphasis has been placed on exceptional temperament, with cattle well handled from weaning and recognised for their quiet and manageable nature. The sale of Zara will include 2,098 head of breeders, providing an established livestock base and immediate cash flow for the incoming purchaser. Currently running 5,000 cattle. Plant & Equipment Available in Information Memorandum Services Zara is well-serviced with essential utilities, including rural power, landline telephone, limited Next G mobile coverage, satellite television, internet and a reliable twice weekly mail service. Just 40 kilometres to Hughenden, a welcoming community awaits, offering all the services required by the grazing industry. Facilities including schooling from Kindy to Grade 12, medical centres, childcare, cafés, service stations, veterinary services, accommodation, and a variety of recreational and sporting amenities, including a recreational lake. Number of Dwellings Homestead, Cottage, Multiple sheds, Cattle Yards Features Productive fattening country. Impressive stand of a variety of bulk grasses. EU & PCAS accredited Angus Composite breeder herd. Abundance of water. Sheds Machinery shed, Garage, Hay/Shearing Shed, Lick shed, Hay shed ]]> Thu, 08 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/zara-station-hughenden-qld-4821-434898 https://farmbuy.com/zara-station-hughenden-qld-4821-434898 Established Table Grape & Mandarin Orchard - Offered with Vacant Possession
Land Area 49.14 ha freehold (single title) Plantings 21.95 ha table grapes · 15.90 ha Afourer mandarin · 4.50 ha Traminer (wine) Infrastructure 758 sqm packing shed · two coolrooms (160 pallets combined) · 30 kW solar Water Dedicated drip irrigation — Treviso Water Exchange scheme Possession 1 October 2026 Sale Method Private Treaty Introduction Treviso is a 49.14-hectare freehold orchard in the Red Cliffs/Iraak irrigation district of Sunraysia, Victoria, planted with established table grapes and Afourer mandarins. The property includes a purpose-built packing shed and cool room facilities, supplied by a dedicated drip irrigation system drawing from the Treviso Water Exchange scheme. The property is offered with vacant possession from 1 October 2026, following expiry of the current horticultural lease. This suits a buyer seeking direct operational control of a producing orchard, rather than a leasehold interest or a bare-land development site. InvestmentHighlights Established, full-production plantings 2025 table grape crop yielded 25,002 cartons (1,139 cartons/ha) on documented production data On-title packing shed (758 sqm) and cool room capacity for 160 pallets across two rooms Secure access to water via the Treviso Water Exchange scheme Supported by a 30-kW solar array Vacant possession Single freehold title within an established Sunraysia horticultural precinct, near citrus, almond and vineyard development Land The property comprises a single 49.14-hectare title. Topography is undulating, with east-west trending sandy ridges interspersed with lower-lying swales. Soils are predominantly deep sandy loam; topsoil depth on Treviso is noted as shallower than on comparable properties in the surrounding district, with citrus plantings established on mounded rows to suit. Average annual rainfall is approximately 290 mm (CSIRO mapping). Weed control was assessed as good at the most recent inspection (November 2025), and plantings were reported as vigorous and well managed, consistent with an established fertigation and foliar feeding programme. Production and Operating Profile The following production data for the 2025 crop year is drawn from figures supplied to the valuer. Plantings are described as at, or close to, full production, with most of the trellised and tree crop area now mature. Crop Table grapes 21.95 1,139 x 9kg cartons/ha 25,002 cartons Afourer mandarin 15.90 21.2 t/ha 337.08 tonnes Water and Irrigation Irrigation water is supplied via the Treviso Water Exchange scheme, drawn from a central shared dam located approximately 1 km west of the property. On-farm infrastructure includes a 55-kW electric pump located at the dam and six sand filters, supplying a drip irrigation system across the plantings. Improvements Packing shed Coolroom 1 Coolroom 2 Solar Array Ancillary Shade cloth / nettting structure Location and Access Treviso is located within the Red Cliffs/Iraak irrigation district, south-east of Mildura in north-west Victoria — an established horticultural area, with neighbouring properties predominantly planted to vineyards, citrus and almond orchards. The property is accessed via an all-weather gravel road; the access road serving Treviso is privately maintained by the owners of the surrounding properties. Distance to Mildura 25.5 km Distance to nearest town/services 11.5km Road Access - All weather gravel, private road, maintained by surronding landowners Surrounding land use horticulture - vineyards, citrus and almond orchards. ]]> Wed, 07 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/treviso-sunraysia-red-cliffs-district-vic-3496-434761 https://farmbuy.com/treviso-sunraysia-red-cliffs-district-vic-3496-434761 Space to Breathe, Room to Ride
Cavallino Estate - Equine Excellence Exceptionally presented on 4.6 hectares, Cavallino Estate combines a modern home with outstanding equestrian facilities. Meticulously maintained and comprehensively equipped, this property offers an enviable lifestyle for the dedicated enthusiast. Residence • 2019 Plunkett home with three bedrooms and two bathrooms • Open-plan kitchen, living and dining • Caesar stone bench, gas cooktop and 900 mm oven • Master suite with ensuite and walk-in robe • Ducted reverse cycle aircon throughout • Instantaneous gas hot water • Double garage, additional double undercover parking and horse float parking Indoor arena • Built in 2019, measuring 24 m × 60 m overall • 22 m × 60 m internally fenced riding area • Insulated, fully reticulated and equipped with LED lighting • Side sliding doors for arena viewing • Eletric roller doors Outdoor arena & training: • 20 m × 40 m outdoor arena • Horse walker • Round yard Stables • Eight 4 m × 4 m indoor stables with stainless-steel and jarrah finishes • Rubber stable matting • Two 3 m × 4 m pony stables • Separate hay and hard-feed rooms, each 3.4 m × 4 m • Internal wash bays • Under cover Horse crush • Kitchen, laundry & bathroom facilities • Evaproative air con through stables • Split system air con to kitchen Paddocks and shedding • Eight-day yards, eight holding yards and eight large paddocks • Four walk-in/walk-out paddocks with shelta's • 18 m × 12 m truck shed • 8 m × 12 m hay shed Water and grounds • Mains & Bore water connected • 12 ML water licence • Approximately 78-metre-deep bore accessing the Leederville Aquifer • 325,000-litre water tank supplied by bore and rainwater • Fully reticulated grounds with established trees and driveway plantings • Bitumen Driveway & large float parking zone. • Zoned Swan Valley Rural Security and power • Remote-controlled gate entry • House and truck shed alarmed • 14 CCTV cameras throughout the property • 44 kVA automatic-start generator With a modern home and extensive equestrian infrastructure already established, Cavallino Estate is an outstanding opportunity to bring your horses home to a property designed around their care. Contact Nick Wallace to arrange your private inspection. Buyers please note: The estate name "Cavallino Estate" and trading entities are not included or for sale with the property. ]]> Mon, 05 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1100 https://farmbuy.com/52-lefroy-avenue-herne-hill-wa-6056-434485 https://farmbuy.com/52-lefroy-avenue-herne-hill-wa-6056-434485 Top Little Block Ready To Grow Wheat In 2027
Loctaed approx 10km south east of Caragabal and 30km west of Grenfell on the Driftway Rd, 'Yarrandale' is the perfect add on or starter block for any progressive farmer. Key Investment Highlights include: • Access off the tarred Driftway Rd • Water supplied by three dams • One 80 tonne self emptying silo • 95% arable • All sown to canola in 2026 • Very few paddock trees • One paddock • 320 tonnes of lime spread in 2025 Agents Comments: Being only 400 acres in size, 'Yarrandale' would be a perfect add on block for a young local farmer or investor wanting exposure to agriculture. With a strong looking canola crop this season, a new owner will be able to reap the rotational benefits of growing wheat in 2027 on a clean canola stubble. Sales Process: 'Yarrandale' is being offered for sale through a two-stage Expression of Interest process. The first stage will run until 10:00 am on Tuesday 10th November2026, and will seek non-binding offers from interested parties. Stage two will be a period of price discovery and negotiation between the vendor and interested parties, with the aim of acceptance of a fully binding offer by the vendor. The vendor reserves the right to accept an early offer. Contact the agent Angus McLaren for further information on 0428 496 289 ]]> Sun, 04 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/yarrandale-driftway-road-caragabal-nsw-2810-434436 https://farmbuy.com/yarrandale-driftway-road-caragabal-nsw-2810-434436 Auction Date: 20-11-2026 10:30
'Omeo' | Productive Country, Convenient Location
Set just 9.6km from Wellington, 'Omeo' presents an appealing rural holding comprising 167.81ha (415* acres) of productive grazing country. Offering a practical mix of established paddocks and pasture, timbered areas and improvements, the property provides versatility for livestock and a range of rural pursuits. Well located with convenient access to Wellington and the wider Central West, 'Omeo' combines productive country with the benefit of town amenities close by. Property Highlights: • 167.81ha (415*acres) • Located just 9.6km from Wellington • Productive grazing country • Established paddocks and improved pasture • Timbered areas providing shade and shelter • Practical fencing throughout • Accommodation and shedding • Stock handling facilities • Remaining structures of former horse arena and facilities With its combination of productive country, established infrastructure and highly convenient location, 'Omeo' represents an attractive rural opportunity well worth inspecting. For further information or to arrange an inspection contact Ben Redfern 0457 770 062 or Joe Simpson 0439 262 402. Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, we cannot guarantee it. ]]> Sat, 03 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/9091-mitchell-highway-wellington-nsw-2820-434418 https://farmbuy.com/9091-mitchell-highway-wellington-nsw-2820-434418 Auction Date: 20-11-2026 11:00
LOW COST EU & ORGANIC BREEDING & FINISHING COUNTRY
Location 110 kilometres north west of Windorah, 95 kilometres west of Jundah. Area & Tenure 142,000 hectares (350,882 acres) Rolling Term Pastoral Lease extended to 31/12/2061 Rates and Rents Barcoo Shire Council $9,317.97 per half year net. Quarterly Land Rent $1,796.08 quarterly. Rainfall Jundah has an annual long term average of 326 mm, whilst Windorah is 293 mm per annum over past 138 years. Water Flodden Hills is extremely well watered by creeks and dams throughout with some equipped with Solar pumps and troughs, monitored with Farm Bots. There are also seasonal waterholes in the creeks and gullies. Country The pastures across the property are in great condition as the vendor has started to reduce numbers over the past couple of years in readiness for sale. Areas of open mitchell downs country, flood out in the local creeks interspersed with buffel, running into stony ridges with edible mulga. Native pastures also include flinders, button grass, feathertop and neverfail, with herbages in season. Improvements There is a station house, station sheds and 4 bedroom airconditioned donga for staff accommodation. Across the run there is 7 sets of cattle yards with capacity from 300 to 700 head. Estimated Carry Capacity The Vendor has run around 1,800* breeders and progeny, keeping back replacement heifers Agents Remarks With its scale, clean healthy country, reliable water, established improvements and access to EU & Organic beef markets. Flodden Hills provides an opportunity to build on an established cattle enterprise. The cattle bred at “Flodden Hills” are soft, and well received in the Organic market with repeat buyers purchasing, at well above conventional grazed animal prices. “Flodden Hills” has been operated as a low cost efficient operation, with minimal inputs for maximum returns. NB. A HIR Carbon Scheme is being retained by the Vendor ]]> Fri, 02 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/flodden-hills-windorah-qld-4481-434319 https://farmbuy.com/flodden-hills-windorah-qld-4481-434319 Exclusive Coastal Landholding of Scale - 368 HA|909 acres*
Commanding one of South Gippsland's most extraordinary coastal positions, this 368‑hectare holding captures uninterrupted views across Bass Strait and Wilsons Promontory from every elevation. Rolling contours provide multiple world‑class home sites, each capable of hosting an architectural landmark estate of exceptional scale and privacy amid breathtaking natural beauty. Underpinned by highly regarded soils known across Victoria for supporting a wide range of productive land uses, the property is equally suited to premium agricultural ventures, grazing and viticulture, as well as large‑format recreational projects such as a private golf course. A unique coastal layout creates a rare, once‑in‑a‑generation landholding offering exceptional scope beyond agriculture, including luxury eco‑tourism or resort‑style development (STCA), further enhanced by extensive road frontage to Cape Liptrap Road, Walkerville South Road and Bear Gully Road, providing exceptional access, long‑term strategic value and flexibility for future use. Key Features Average annual rainfall: approximately 956 mm* Fertiliser history with annual application Average elevation of 111m, ranging between 44m* and 170m* Two titles comprising approximately 180 hectares* and 188 hectares* *Boundary lines are indicative only|*denotes approximately. For further information or to inspect the property, please contact Ben Townsend. For a Due Diligence Checklist go to: consumer.vic.gov.au/duediligencechecklist ]]> Thu, 01 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/40-walkerville-south-road-tarwin-lower-vic-3956-434163 https://farmbuy.com/40-walkerville-south-road-tarwin-lower-vic-3956-434163 Established North Burnett Pig Production Enterprise With Secure Water
'Inverlea' represents an outstanding opportunity to acquire an established pig production enterprise together with extensive purpose-built infrastructure, secure water resources and supporting grazing country. Location: • Perfectly positioned in the North Burnett region, only 5km from the Gayndah/Burnett Highway • Approximately 150km to Kingaroy • Approximately 330km to Brisbane • Access via Wigton Road with B-double access to the main improvements. RPD: • Lot 145 on MZ174 – Freehold • Lot 1 on RL8109 – Leasehold Area: • 135.512ha Freehold • 3.54ha Leasehold • Total holding approximately 139.05ha (343.6 acres*) Country: • Undulating, predominantly cleared grazing land comprising Brigalow scrub, Ironbark and Bloodwood country with Bottle Trees • Established Buffel, Green Panic and Purple Pigeon pastures • Approximately 20ha of historically cultivated and contoured country • Vendor estimated carrying capacity of 40 breeders or 70 steers. Piggery Infrastructure and operation: • Established farrow-to-finish piggery • Approved capacity of 4,999 SPU • Extensive purpose-built sheds supporting breeding, farrowing, weaner, grower and finishing production • Workshop, demountable office, amenities building • Automatic feeding systems • NEDAP electronic sow feeding system • Controlled-environment farrowing accommodation • Automatic ventilation, cooling and temperature-control systems • Approximately 20 feed silos with combined historical storage of approximately 130 tonnes • Effluent pond system • Significant roofing and infrastructure upgrades undertaken during 2025/26 • Approximately 10,000 finished pigs marketed annually • FY2025/26 turnover in excess of $4 million Water: • Woodmillar Water Scheme supplies the piggery and stock water network • Approximately 35ML main dam • Bore infrastructure • Approximately 56,600 gallons of tank storage* • Underground irrigation infrastructure servicing approximately 10ha Residence: • Renovated four-bedroom, one-bathroom residence • Recently extended with verandah and outdoor living areas • Three-bay carport Additional Improvements: • Approximately 275 sqm hay shed Services: • Three-phase power • Approximately 27kW solar system • Two backup generators • NBN & Mobile coverage Inspections strictly by appointment. Contact Jason Cleary for a copy of the Information Memorandum, further details and inspection arrangements. Expressions of Interest closing 4.00pm Thursday 12 November 2026. ]]> Thu, 01 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/474-wigton-road-woodmillar-qld-4625-434195 https://farmbuy.com/474-wigton-road-woodmillar-qld-4625-434195 Auction Date: 13-11-2026 11:00
CHERRY PARK - WHERE SCALE, WATER & LOCATION COME TOGETHER.
Are you looking for scale, location and impeccable water security? If so, come on the journey with us as GLM | Raine & Horne Rural Dalby introduce you to Cherry Park - There are properties that offer opportunity… …and then there are properties that bring the fundamentals together. Welcome to Cherry Park. An exceptional freehold farming and grazing enterprise positioned along approximately 12 kilometres of Moonie River frontage at Flinton. Comprising approximately 3,634 hectares (8,979 acres) of freehold country, Cherry Park presents a substantial rural holding combining productive country, established pastures, extensive water resources and quality working infrastructure. Strategically positioned in the heart of Queensland's productive Western Downs, Cherry Park is approximately 140 kilometres west of Goondiwindi, 120 kilometres east of St George, 22 kilometres to Westmar, 203 kilometres south-west of Dalby and 216 kilometres south-east of Roma. COUNTRY Receiving an average annual rainfall of approximately 23-24 inches, Cherry Park is underpinned by fully developed Brigalow and Belah soils, with the Moonie River forming a significant natural feature along the property. The country is established to Buffel, Bambatsi and native grasses, providing a strong grazing base, while approximately 3,000 acres of former cultivation country add versatility to the holding. The property has an estimated carrying capacity of approximately 500 breeders and the previous years weaners, providing a substantial foundation for a productive cattle enterprise. WATER SECURITY Water is one of Cherry Park's defining attributes. The property benefits from an artesian bore drilled in 2019, together with 13 dams strategically distributed throughout the holding. Water is reticulated to approximately 20 paddocks, supported by an established laneway system providing efficient movement of livestock through to the permanent steel cattle yards. Combined with approximately 12 kilometres of Moonie River frontage, Cherry Park offers an extensive and well-developed water system supporting both livestock production and day-to-day property management. October rainfall up until 22/10/26 sits at 114ml. With this rain melonholes are full & the grass is literally jumping out of the ground. Just what the Dr ordered.. HOMESTEAD & ACCOMMODATION Enjoying a north-easterly aspect, established trees and gardens, and a beautiful position on the banks of the Moonie River, the homestead provides a comfortable and character-filled base. The sturdy four-bedroom, one-bathroom Queenslander has been previously renovated and offers practical open-plan living together with a stylish kitchen featuring ample bench space and storage, gas stove, electric oven and dishwasher. Original Queenslander character has been retained throughout, including polished timber floors and traditional tongue-and-groove walls. Reverse-cycle air conditioning throughout, complemented by a wood fireplace, provides year-round comfort. Further accommodation includes a renovated two-bedroom, air-conditioned workers' cottage with attached carport, together with additional shearers' quarters. RURAL IMPROVEMENTS Cherry Park is supported by a comprehensive range of established working infrastructure, including: • 80' x 40' steel machinery shed • 75' x 35' grain shed • Five-stand electric shearing shed • Permanent steel cattle yards • Race, pneumatic Clipex HD2000 vet crush and loading ramp • Sheep yards located at the homestead • Sound internal fencing, predominantly four-strand barbed wire with steel or timber posts • Approximately 6 kilometres of exclusion fencing constructed along the north-eastern boundary • Established laneway system servicing approximately 20 watered paddocks The combination of extensive water infrastructure, established pasture, productive soils, substantial grazing capacity and practical improvements provides Cherry Park with the infrastructure and functionality required to operate as a significant working rural enterprise. THE OPPORTUNITY Rarely does an offering of this scale bring together such a compelling combination of freehold country, productive Brigalow and Belah soils, established pasture, former cultivation country, substantial water infrastructure and extensive Moonie River frontage. Add the established homestead, secondary accommodation, substantial shedding, livestock facilities and strategic central location, and Cherry Park presents a substantial and versatile rural holding with the fundamentals firmly in place. 3,634 hectares | 8,979 acres | 12 km Moonie River frontage | Approx. 500 breeders plus last years weaners | 23-24" average rainfall CHERRY PARK Scale. Productive country. Location .Water security. A substantial Western Downs holding where the foundations for a productive rural enterprise are already firmly established. ]]> Wed, 30 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/cherry-park-300-grills-road-flinton-qld-4422-434097 https://farmbuy.com/cherry-park-300-grills-road-flinton-qld-4422-434097 Auction Date: 11-11-2026 11:05
First time offered in 115 years!
Location: "Mayfield" is located about 34*km South West of Toowoomba with bitumen frontage to the Toowoomba-Karara Road and gravel access to Bryce Road. Also conveniently located 20*km from Pittsworth and 26*km to Clifton. Services: Three phase power is connected, mail service 465 from Cambooya (3 days), school bus service to Cambooya Primary and Clifton High School. Also garbage service is available. RPD & Area: Lot 7 on SP127268 - 175*ha Lot 8 on SP127268 - 0.8229*ha Total = 175.8229*ha (434* acres approx) Rates: $5,050.06 net per half year. Country: "Mayfield" has some of the finest soils in the "Felton Valley" with a deep black self mulching clay soil. Originally all part of the Felton Valley Open Plains. The total property is all cultivated and "strip farmed" except around the buildings. Cropping: Currently 63* hectares (155* acres) is planted to winter crop and the balance is fallow for summer crop. About half the fallow country is long fallow. Water: "Mayfield" has an irrigation ground water licence for 40 megalitres annually. Licence No. 94082R and is under "main range volcanics". There are 2 bores both equipped with electric submersibles linked via underground main and both bores were originally pumping about 3500gph and 3000gph (not used for irrigation for several years). There is a further bore equipped with Mono Pump with 3 phase electric and 2 other stock bores equipped with windmills. There are 4" PVC underground mains and 3 hydrants. Structural Improvements: Residence No. 1 Lowset 3 bedroom spacious timber home with separate lounge and dining rooms, enclosed sleepout area, separate office, bathroom with shower over bath and separate toilet downstairs, laundry area and double carport. The home has 1 x reverse cycle air conditioner, wood fireplace, upright gas stove, built in kitchen and built in wardrobes in 2 bedrooms. There is 13,000 gallons of rainwater available to the residence. Residence No. 2 Lowset 3 bedroom timber home with eat-in kitchen, formal lounge/dining room, front sunroom, office, main bathroom and second bathroom downstairs with second toilet and laundry. 3,000 gallons of rainwater plus access to the tank from the shed. 3 Bay Garage Colourbond garage set on concrete slab with 3 x roller doors (1 with remote). Machinery Shed Approx. 16m x 8m, earth floor, galvanised steel frame, fully enclosed with Zincalum sheeting, 3 x sliding doors, 1 x 5,000 gallon poly tank. The shed is in good condition. Machinery Shed Approx. 22m x 13m with a 4m x 6m low skillion extension on 1 side. Plus 22m x 2m low skillion on 1 side. This shed has a gravel floor, galvanised steel frame and is fully enclosed with corrugated iron walls and gable roof with 2 x sliding doors and 1 x roller door, plus 1 x 5000 gallon poly tank. This shed is also in good condition. Machinery Shed 21m x 13m with a 13m x 4m lower skillion extension. This shed is tubular steel uprights and roof trusses, sawn timber and steel roof frame and is enclosed on 3 sides and roof with corrugated iron. 1 x 5,000 gallon CGI tank. Workshop Shed Approx. 16m x 13m. Majority is concrete floor with tubular steel uprights, sawn timber frame gable and skillion construction sheeted with corrugated iron. 3/4 enclosed, 3 phase power is connected. 1 x 1,000 gallon poly tank. Adjacent Railway Wagon 40' used as lock up chemical storage and equipped with 3KVA solar system (15 panels). Silos & Dryer Shed 5m x 4m x 6m high. Concrete floor, T/Pipe uprights and sheeted with corrugated iron on 3 sides and roof. 2 x 1,000 gallon poly tanks with pump. Silos 1 x 50 tonne "Ahrens" silo on concrete slab. 4 x 50 tonne Grainmaster silos on concrete slab with aerators. Sheep Yards With steel frame loading ramp and pipe and mesh yards. Fuel Tanks 2 x 2000 litre fuel tanks (1 on a high stand with pump). Remarks: "Mayfield" is arguably the "Pick of the Felton Valley Properties". Conveniently located between Pittsworth and Clifton in the picturesque Felton Valley. Superb soils, neat presentation and first time offered in 115 years makes "Mayfield" one of the most sought after properties on the Inner Darling Downs. * = approximately For more information contact Matt Cleary on 0428 987 340 or matt.cleary@raywhite.com to arrange a private inspection. AUCTION DETAILS: 11th November 2026 from 11.05am Burke & Wills Hotel, Karl Langer West Room, 554 Ruthven Street, Toowoomba City Can't attend in person? Watch the auction online! https://raywhitetoowoomba.com.au/watch-our-auctions-live ]]> Wed, 30 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/mayfield-2674-toowoomba-karara-road-felton-qld-4358-433977 https://farmbuy.com/mayfield-2674-toowoomba-karara-road-felton-qld-4358-433977 Luxury Acreage Living with Sandy Creek Frontage & Exceptional Infrastructure
Set against the tranquil backdrop of Sandy Creek, this exceptional 27-acre (10.93 ha) acreage estate combines sophisticated living, extensive entertaining, substantial infrastructure, and extensive workers accommodation for the business owner. Conveniently located just 24 minutes from Mackay's CBD and 14 minutes from Mackay's industrial hub at Paget. Offering 647 m² under roof plus a 40 m² poolside gazebo, the residence features four bedrooms, study, three bathrooms, powder room, media room, bar and expansive open-plan living and dining. Three bedrooms are ensuited, while the private parents' retreat includes a private deck, walk-through robe, spa bath and dressing room. The gourmet kitchen features stone and granite finishes, large island bench, gas cooking, hidden butler's pantry, Smeg oven, dishwasher and space for pigeon-pair refrigerators. Vaulted ceilings, Italian tiles, timber feature walls, air conditioning and remote-controlled gas heating further enhance the home's refined interiors. Designed for effortless entertaining, the home opens to a spacious Ironbark deck overlooking the saltwater pool, complete with waterslide and limestone terracing. The 40 m² freestanding gazebo features an outdoor kitchen, bar and BBQ, with a pizza oven and firepit with rotisserie creating an impressive outdoor entertaining space overlooking Sandy Creek. The acreage is currently stocked with 14 cows and a bull across five paddocks, with cattle yards, crush, productive creek flats and approximately 400 m of Sandy Creek frontage offering fishing and crabbing opportunities. A 950 L/hour bore services the property, with water distributed throughout for livestock and gardens. Extensive infrastructure includes multiple workshops, office areas, and substantial worker's accommodation akin to a small mining camp located far from the main home. A separate 10 m x 13 m machinery shed includes 4 m clearance, concrete flooring, power and a cold room. With 2 x 13.2 kW solar systems, rainwater systems, extensive shedding, quality accommodation and a stunning creekside setting, this is a substantial acreage estate offering an exceptional combination of lifestyle, entertaining and rural functionality. House & Grounds • 4 bedrooms, study, 3 bathrooms and powder room • 3 ensuited bedrooms • 647 m² under roof + 40 m² gazebo • Gourmet kitchen with granite island and hidden butler's pantry • Media room, bar and vaulted living/dining • Parents' retreat with private deck and spa bath • 15 m x 7 m garage with additional storage • Ironbark entertaining deck • Saltwater pool with waterslide • Outdoor kitchen, bar, BBQ and pizza oven • Firepit with rotisserie • 13.2 kW solar • Fenced house yard • Rainwater Acreage & Recreation • 10.93 ha / 27 acres • 14 cows and a bull (for sale by negotiation) • Five paddocks + additional cattle paddock • Cattle yards and crush • Approx. 400 m Sandy Creek frontage • Fishing and crabbing spots • 950 L/hour bore • Bore outlets throughout property Sheds & Accommodation • 3 open bays + 20 m x 12 m enclosed area • Multiple bedrooms, bathrooms and living areas • Drive-through workshop • One-bedroom loft apartment • 4 fully furnished ensuited dongas • 2 x 6,000-gallon rainwater tanks • Large fenced hardstand area Machinery Shed • 10 m x 13 m • 4 m clearance • Concrete floor and power • Cold room • 5,000-gallon overflow rainwater tank There are just too many features to this amazing small acreage property to list, please contact Peter Francis on for a full property report, or to arrange an inspection. ]]> Tue, 29 Sep 2026 00:00:00 +1000 https://farmbuy.com/119-christensens-road-balberra-qld-4740-433930 https://farmbuy.com/119-christensens-road-balberra-qld-4740-433930