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Last Asking Price - $1,000,000
374 Austins Road, Bracewell QLD 4695
Land
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Block size: 606.58 Hectares approx.
Unique Grazing Block - A Legacy for Over 50 Years ...Literally a Gold Mine!!!!!!!!!
An extraordinary opportunity presents itself with the offering of this expansive grazing block, available for sale for the first time in over five decades. Spanning two titles - one leasehold and one freehold - this property has a rich history and the potential to become the cornerstone of your agricultural endeavors.
Key Features:
Size and Capacity: Sprawling across a vast landscape, this large grazing block has the capacity to hold 250 head of cattle all year round. The substantial size ensures ample space for grazing and sustainable farming practices.
Water Resources: A decent dam, coupled with access to a spring, provides reliable water sources for your livestock, enhancing the property's functionality and resilience.
Infrastructure: Holding yards, though in need of a little cleanup, are in place, streamlining your operations and contributing to the property's potential for immediate use.
Dual Titles: The property is divided into two titles - a front block leasehold covering 103.79 hectares and a back block of 502.78 hectares under freehold. This dual arrangement allows for versatile land use and investment opportunities.
Historical Significance: Delve into the history of this land, as it was the original site of the Mount Raglan Goldmine, decommissioned in 1903. This unique historical touch adds character and depth to the property.
Infrastructure Highlights:
Great Access: The property boasts excellent access, facilitating smooth logistics and transportation for livestock and equipment.
Solid Boundary Fencing: Well-maintained and sturdy boundary fencing ensures the security of your livestock and delineates the property with distinction.
This is more than a piece of land; it's a legacy, a canvas for your agricultural dreams. Explore the potential, embrace the history, and envision the future this unique grazing block offers.
Contact KYLEE from LJ Hooker Gladstone for further details or to arrange a private viewing.
Key Features:
Size and Capacity: Sprawling across a vast landscape, this large grazing block has the capacity to hold 250 head of cattle all year round. The substantial size ensures ample space for grazing and sustainable farming practices.
Water Resources: A decent dam, coupled with access to a spring, provides reliable water sources for your livestock, enhancing the property's functionality and resilience.
Infrastructure: Holding yards, though in need of a little cleanup, are in place, streamlining your operations and contributing to the property's potential for immediate use.
Dual Titles: The property is divided into two titles - a front block leasehold covering 103.79 hectares and a back block of 502.78 hectares under freehold. This dual arrangement allows for versatile land use and investment opportunities.
Historical Significance: Delve into the history of this land, as it was the original site of the Mount Raglan Goldmine, decommissioned in 1903. This unique historical touch adds character and depth to the property.
Infrastructure Highlights:
Great Access: The property boasts excellent access, facilitating smooth logistics and transportation for livestock and equipment.
Solid Boundary Fencing: Well-maintained and sturdy boundary fencing ensures the security of your livestock and delineates the property with distinction.
This is more than a piece of land; it's a legacy, a canvas for your agricultural dreams. Explore the potential, embrace the history, and envision the future this unique grazing block offers.
Contact KYLEE from LJ Hooker Gladstone for further details or to arrange a private viewing.
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Block information
Block size: 606.58Hectares (approx)
Legal description: 1/MPH23062
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12 Mar 2024
Sold
Elders Gladstone and Tannum Sands
Listed: 22/01/2024
Block size: 6065800m²
Transfer type: Full transfer
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SummaryMedian sales
Average Age
46 years
Population
178
Listing ID: 182235722. This listing has been viewed 0 times. It was first displayed on 22/01/2024 and last updated on 12/03/2024.
Allhomes acknowledges the Ngunnawal people, traditional custodians of the lands where Allhomes is situated. We wish to acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of Canberra and the region. We also acknowledge all other First Nations Peoples on whose lands we work.
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