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692 Mount Hill Coomaba Road,, Port Neill SA 5604
Rural
31
Block size: 536 m² approx.
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Located along the Eastern Eyre Peninsula, the Property 692 Mount Hill Coomaba Road sits 15km from Port Neil and 43km from Tumby Bay.
The property is 536.4 ha (1,352ac) total, with approximately 477ha (1,178ac) arable for cropping, and has been run as a continuous cropping enterprise for the last 6 seasons, with sheep being part of the rotation in previous years. The land is slightly undulating with mainly loam to sandy loam over clay soils with some areas of limestone on the surface.
The farm is fenced into 11 paddocks, with the creek and saltbush areas also fenced off. Water is supplied via the properties own SA Water Meter, with the Western located stock troughs on the property being supplied direct, and the remaining troughs & house been fed from a Poly header tank.
Infrastructure consists of an older 3 bedroom / 1 bathroom besablock house, shearing shed, fertiliser shed, and multiple smaller machinery sheds.
Inspections by appointment with Agent.
For more information contact:
Justin Thompson
0427 130 124
Nutrien Harcourts Tumby Bay
justin.thompson@nutrien.com.au
www.nutrienharcourts.com.au
RLA 102485
The property is 536.4 ha (1,352ac) total, with approximately 477ha (1,178ac) arable for cropping, and has been run as a continuous cropping enterprise for the last 6 seasons, with sheep being part of the rotation in previous years. The land is slightly undulating with mainly loam to sandy loam over clay soils with some areas of limestone on the surface.
The farm is fenced into 11 paddocks, with the creek and saltbush areas also fenced off. Water is supplied via the properties own SA Water Meter, with the Western located stock troughs on the property being supplied direct, and the remaining troughs & house been fed from a Poly header tank.
Infrastructure consists of an older 3 bedroom / 1 bathroom besablock house, shearing shed, fertiliser shed, and multiple smaller machinery sheds.
Inspections by appointment with Agent.
For more information contact:
Justin Thompson
0427 130 124
Nutrien Harcourts Tumby Bay
justin.thompson@nutrien.com.au
www.nutrienharcourts.com.au
RLA 102485
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Key details
Bedrooms:
3
Bathrooms:
1
Property type:
Rural
Block Size:
536 m²*
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Average Age
62 years
Population
218
Listing ID: 182315375. This listing has been viewed 2 times. It was first displayed on 21/02/2024 and last updated on 15/03/2024.
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