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Farm For Sale - VIC - Wallacedale - 3303 - PRODUCTIVE WALLACEDALE DISTRICT LAND

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Jaffrays Road, Wallacedale VIC 3303

For Sale $360,000

Property Type

Other (Rural)

Region

South West

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PRODUCTIVE WALLACEDALE DISTRICT LAND

Beef Bore Water Hay Prime Lambs Silage

20.66 Ha's / 51.05 Acres

Jaffrays Road frontage, superbly situated 10km to the village of Branxholme, 35km to Hamilton, 56km to Portland and 29km to Heywood

Annual average rainfall of around 26 - 27'' / 672ml.

Evergreen black loam flats with a northerly aspect.
Free draining pastures with high production potential.

Mill with bore supplying 4,500L Poly tank gravity fed to 2 x concrete troughs.

This property has formed part of the milking platform for many years. This block has had a history of silage and pasture hay production. It would be easily adapted for beef breeding and fattening and prime lambs.