Wattlevale Lot 12 Capricorn Highway, Jericho QLD 4728
Auction 4th December 2026 11:00am
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.
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