Offered for the first time in over 50 years, "Lilydale"is regarded as one of the premier holdings in the Burcher district of Central NSW. Boasting a combined 2390 Ha of which approx. 90% is arable, the property has been conservatively managed as a wool, beef and lamb and cereal crop enterprise with approx. 200-500 Ha sown annually to wheat, barley and oats.
"Lilydale" is mostly flat to gently undulating strong red loam to productive soft grey clay, timbered with grey box, belah, myall, wilga, rosewood, cypress pine and kurrajong. Features include: - 445 Ha cereal crops included - Approx. 90% arable - 450mm ann rainfall - Very comfortable 4 B/R weatherboard home - Lockable, 3 bay, barn style garage - Over 100,000L rainwater storage - 15 x 11m Open front machinery shed - 24 x 12m Open front machinery shed with drive through skillion - 14 x 22.5m clearspan Hayshed - 20 x 11m cement floor workshop w/service pit - 2 bay garage - Assorted small storage buildings. - 5 stand shearing shed, 500 head storage capacity. With 2 bay lunchroom, shower, toilet, power, hot water provision for generator power input. - 2000 hd working capacity steel sheep yards w/ undercover mouthing race & sprinklers. - 23 dams (1 turkey nest dam, permanent, spring fed) - Humbug creek on western boundary
2 adjoining blocks of 1130 Ha & 780 Ha available by negotiation pending sale of "Lilydale"
Offered for genuine sale. Price guide $1850-$1950/acre Contact: Will Dean 0428796005 william.dean@nutrien.com.au
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