Mahons Road Aggregation, Mahons Road, Coominya QLD 4311

JLL Agribusiness, as exclusive agent, is pleased to present for sale Mahons Road Aggregation (the Aggregation) located in the Brisbane Valley, Queensland.

Spanning 75.47* hectares (186.49* acres) of quality irrigated farmland, Mahons Road Aggregation offers an exceptional agricultural opportunity characterised by deep, fertile self-mulching soils. This productive aggregation has a proven track record in both organic and conventional garlic cultivation, leafy greens and grain production.

Strategically located 6* kilometres from Coominya and Lowood, and one hour west of Brisbane CBD, this turnkey operation presents an ideal entry-level investment or complementary addition to existing agricultural operations.

The Aggregation is offered for sale 696 Mahons $2,000,000, 672 & 660 Mahons $2,500,000. To obtain further information or to discuss the opportunity further, please do not hesitate to contact the exclusively appointed agents.

Investment Highlights:

Configuration
75.47* hectares (186.49* acres) across three Freehold Certificates of Title.

Strategic Location
Strategically located 6* kilometres from Coominya and Lowood, and one hour west of Brisbane CBD.

Production
Productive aggregation that has a proven track record in the cultivation of organic and conventional garlic, leafy greens and grains.

Organic Certification
17.05* hectares (42.13* acres) of land holding full organic certification and can be used for the cultivation of organic garlic.

Structural Improvements
The Aggregation includes two three-bedroom homes and a two-bedroom converted shed accommodation that have been historically rented, along with multiple machinery sheds and comprehensive irrigation infrastructure, creating a truly turnkey operation.

Soil & Rainfall
Nutrient-rich soil profile and reliable annual rainfall support diverse cropping options, from vegetables to grains.

Secure Water
Eight bores (two of which are unequipped), two dams with a combined storage of 42* megalitres and 210* megalitres of Lockyer Creek allocation.

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