Property Detail
LARGE FAMILY HOME ON 259HA
This very attractive property is not far from town and features two homes, one of which is a very comfortable five bedrooms. A huge 50Ml dam provides irrigation water for a lucrative enterprise in cut wildflowers. There is great potential to increase revenue from this business. During the last year being a testing time for onfarm water storage, the paddocks on Glen Donald have been fully stocked and watered. The eastern edge of the property is bordered by a permanent creek with a couple of excellent water holes. The western edge is sheltered by a heavily timbered ridge emparting a nestled and peaceful feel to the main home.
| Back To Top PROPERTY OVERVIEW | |
| Land Use: | Grazing, Cropping, Horticulture |
| Cropping: | Cereals |
| Description of Country: | The 259Ha is predominately gently sloping lighter country running into dense timber on the western edge. Remnant eucalypt, pine and Kurrajong trees are fenced out. |
| Rainfall Average: | 600 millimetres |
| Improvements: | The solidly built 20m x 11m concrete block shearing shed is beautifully cool in summer and has an adjoining skillion doubling the area under roof. The two stand raised board features sloping catching pens to benefit the shearers. There is also an excellent 8'x 8'coolroom. |
| Other Improvements: | Machinery shed, Workshop, Sheep Yards, Managers accommodation, Shearing shed |
| Fencing: | Seven main paddocks are fenced and the 1.2Ha wildflower irrigated paddock is fenced. |
| Number of Paddocks: | 7 |
| Back To Top WATER/IRRIGATION | |
| Water Supplies: | Tanks, Springs, Dams, Bores, Creeks |
| Comments: | Water security is a feature of the property. Spring fed dams, a huge 50Ml catchment dam, water holes in the creek and a small bore near the house all add to the value of the holding. |
| Irrigation: | A 7hp Yanmar diesel and Roto pump by the 50Ml dam fill a 45,000l header tank to gravitate to the wildflower paddock, cottage and house. |
| Back To Top CROPS/PASTURES | |
| Crops: | Current management have sown oats and pasture. |
| Average area cropped annually: |
20 hectares |
| Pastures: | The eastern paddocks have been farmed and sown down to mixed clovers and phalaris. |
| Back To Top REGIONAL FACILITIES | |
| Nearest Regional Centre: |
Cowra |
| Distance from Centre: | 25.00 kilometres |
| Agriculture: | Saleyard, Grain silo, Truck depot, Abattoirs, Railyards |
| Mail service: | Several Weekly |
| Schools: | Primary, Primary bus, Secondary, Secondary bus, Tertiary, Tertiary bus |
| Back To Top TITLE/POSSESSION | |
| Type: | Freehold |
| Back To Top HOMESTEAD | |
| Description: | The main living areas and five bedrooms have been beautifully renovated and provide a very comfortable home. The large 76m2 enclosed verandah is additional to the house area. A bonus is the self contained second cottage that could cater for guests or teenagers. |
| Construction: | Weatherboard |
| Bedrooms: | 5 |
| Bathrooms: | 4 |
| House Area: | 320 square metres |
| Back To Top LIVESTOCK | |
| Livestock carried: | Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Goats, Pigs, Poultry, Stud |
| Livestock capacity: | 550.00 dse |
| Additional comments: | Very dry years have affected stocking rates. Further fertilizer applications, pasture improvement and land clearing could all lift the DSE rating as would welcome rainfall. |
Further information:
- Property Overview
- Water/Irrigation
- Crops/Pastures
- Regional Facilities
- Title/Possession
- Homestead
- Livestock
- Land Area 259 hectares
- Building Area: 320 square metres
- Two homes on 259Ha and a 50Ml dam
- Tremendous flower enterprise to expand
- Further pasture and stock potential
Min: 8
Max: 16
Sunrise:
7:01 AM EST
Sunset:
5:23 PM EST
