Large-Scale Queensland Portfolio For Sale

One of Queensland's finest rural holdings hits the market 

Located just two hours from Rockhampton, the THF portfolio comprises 21,900 hectares* (54,117* acres) of productive land suitable for beef cattle grazing and irrigated cropping. This is an unprecedented opportunity to acquire one of Central Queensland’s most prized rural holdings, with expressions of interest to purchase the portfolio of five properties as a whole or individually closing on September 17th.

The five properties are “The Pocket,” located in Gogango, consisting of 1,917* hectares; “Mostowie,” located in Baralaba, consisting of 3,859* hectares; “Bindaree,” located in Moura, consisting of 3,168* hectares; “Karamea,” located in Moura, consisting of 3,744* hectares; and “Lucie Station,” located in Bluff, consisting of 9,212* hectares.

Views from the five outstanding farming properties offered for sale as part of the THF portfolio.

Each of the properties is currently utilised for cattle grazing, with cattle available for purchase by negotiation.

There are 6,614* megalitres of water allocations within the portfolio. The Pocket has 5,364*ML, Bindaree 850*ML and Mostowie 400*ML. The water security and river frontage allows these properties to produce crops of Leucaena and hay under centre pivot irrigation, primarily for fodder use.

With high quality river loam soils and a variety of topographies, these properties also potentially lend itself to alternate land uses, including permanent plantings or cropping such as cotton (subject to approval).

“The Pocket” is a grazing property that also has 7 permanent centre pivots utilising irrigation to produce Leucaena and hay. It has open grazing country, an area of cleared bloodwood and iron bark forest, which runs out onto brigalow scrub flats. Strategically fenced into 22 paddocks, the property has tracks and laneways that allows for easy rotation of livestock. The Pocket also has 17*km of Fitzroy River frontage.

“Mostowie” is a grazing property that has 3 permanent centre pivots utilising irrigation to produce hay. The land is highly versatile, with a variety of grasses across the open plains and rich soil types perfect for grazing and this is supported by 14*km of Dawson River frontage.

“Bindaree” is another grazing property with 2 centre pivots utilising irrigation to produce Leucaena and hay. Like “The Pocket,” this property is made up mostly of open grazing country, and contains an area of cleared bloodwood and ironbark forest. The area is fenced into 40 paddocks with 3 intensive irrigation pivots. It also boasts 14*km of Dawson River frontage.

“Karamea” is a grazing property that is also used for beef cattle grazing with centre pivot irrigation. The property notably consists of self-mulching brigalow soil and heavy black soil and is well watered with the Mimosa and Zamia Creeks running through the property.

“Lucie Station” is the largest grazing property in the portfolio at 9,212* hectares and is fenced into 28 paddocks that are connected by tracks and lane ways. The Twelve Mile Creek runs through the property.

Mapped out: the five fertile farms of the THF portfolio.

The portfolio boasts 35* kilometres of Dawson and Fitzroy River frontage, water security and beautiful views. The combination of location, scale, and water security make it a very unique offering on the market right now.

The sale is being conducted via a Two Stage Expression of Interest process. The deadline for the first stage is approaching, with it closing at 2pm on September 17. Make sure to register your interest and book an inspection by getting in touch with Ben Craw of Oxley Capital Partners at ben.craw@oxleycp.com or visiting www.thfportfolio.com.au before it's too late!

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