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2367 York-Williams Road, Beverley WA 6304
Rural
Block size: 365 m² approx.
Wilgy Hill Farm 365.58ha (902.98acres)
Prime Grazing and Cropping property in a tightly held area.
Wilgy Hill Farm is situated high in the Landscape, up to 328m above sea level, 25km South West of Beverley and only 80 km from Kelmscott.
Wilgy Hill Farm consists of 2 freehold titles, divided into 7 paddocks with the majority of boundary fences replaced with 7 line ringlock, 1 plain wire and galvanised or steel posts.
Red and Grey heavy loam soils are a feature with prominent Laterite Ridges and Granite outcrops, the original vegetation is mainly York Gum and Spotted White Gum.
Reliable water supplies are in abundance with 13 dams on the property with 6 of these being Spring fed.
Numerous Grain delivery options are available to Dale, Kokeby and only 37km to the strategic CBH site in Brookton.
Conservatively farmed property.
An ideal Grazing/Cropping enterprise with some areas sown down to Clover and all property grazed in 2021/22. The strong soils of Wilgy Hill provides a solid grazing option and Cropping of 500 acres.
Inspection by appointment, Call Fred 0417 991 573
Wilgy Hill Farm is situated high in the Landscape, up to 328m above sea level, 25km South West of Beverley and only 80 km from Kelmscott.
Wilgy Hill Farm consists of 2 freehold titles, divided into 7 paddocks with the majority of boundary fences replaced with 7 line ringlock, 1 plain wire and galvanised or steel posts.
Red and Grey heavy loam soils are a feature with prominent Laterite Ridges and Granite outcrops, the original vegetation is mainly York Gum and Spotted White Gum.
Reliable water supplies are in abundance with 13 dams on the property with 6 of these being Spring fed.
Numerous Grain delivery options are available to Dale, Kokeby and only 37km to the strategic CBH site in Brookton.
Conservatively farmed property.
An ideal Grazing/Cropping enterprise with some areas sown down to Clover and all property grazed in 2021/22. The strong soils of Wilgy Hill provides a solid grazing option and Cropping of 500 acres.
Inspection by appointment, Call Fred 0417 991 573
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Property type:
Rural
Block Size:
365 m²*
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Listing ID: 181612342. This listing has been viewed 18 times. It was first displayed on 15/05/2023 and last updated on 12/09/2023.
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