$13,700,000
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Gurrundah Road, Gunning NSW 2581

Rural
62
Block size: 1046 Hectares approx.

End of an era at Walwa Homestead

LAWD in conjunction with Delta Agribusiness are please to present Walwa Homestead (the Property). The Property comprises a productive balance of quality soils, first class working improvements and an attractive supplementary income from a renewable energy lease. The Property is being offered publicly for the first time in 37* years.

TOPOGRAPHY & SOILS
The Property presents an easterly aspect with elevation rising from 813* Above Mean Sea Level (AMSL) rising to 893* metres. Topography is mainly gently undulating with rolling hills. Soils comprise a combination of red basalt and granite soils with areas of shale.

SCOPE OF CURRENT ENTERPRISE
Walwa Homestead (the Property) is home to the renowned Walwa Merino Stud and has a long history of producing wool, lamb, and beef with a proven carrying capacity of 8,090* Dry Sheep Equivalents (DSE) or 7.7DSE/ha*.
The current sheep enterprise encompasses a self-replacing merino flock (1,616* ewes), first cross ewe flock (500 ewes), merino wethers (800* head), mixed sex hoggets (562* head) plus stud stock comprising 300* merino ewes and 100* Merino Rams.
The cattle enterprise comprises 110* mature age cows, 90* heifers, 94* mixed sex weaners and 12* bulls.

RENEWABLE ENERGY LEASE (WIND TURBINES)
Situated on the Property are 13 wind turbines which are part of the Gunning Wind Farm. The wind turbines line the escarpment to the west of the Property. The current lease term expires in 2038*.

PASTURES & CROPPING
Currently, 540* hectares of the Property is pasture improved, with scope to increase this area by a further 125* hectares. Improved pasture varieties comprise a productive blend of fescue, cocksfoot, rye grass and sub clover varieties. The balance of the pastures comprise native perennial grass and clover pastures.
Forage cropping has recently been incorporated into the paddock rotations with 43* hectares of grazing canola and 34* hectares of oats.
Pastures and crops receive regular fertiliser and lime applications when required.

WATER & RAINFALL
The Property is well watered from 27* surface dams including a large feature dam ideal for recreational purposes. A number of natural water courses and springs supply additional water.
Rainwater tanks supply sufficient potable water for the homestead, managers residence and cottage. Garden water is pumped from the large feature dam and supplies water to all buildings.
A large 80,000* litre tank on the shearing shed supplies water for the shearing shed, sheep and cattle yards plus holding yards.


WORKING IMPROVEMENTS
- NEW five stand shearing shed and yards
- NEW steel cattle yards
- NEW 60* tonne Kotzur silo x 2, plus additional silo capacity of 140* tonnes
- Machinery shed / workshop
- Large machinery shed
- Hayshed

ACCOMMODATION
- The Historic Walwa Homestead was built in 1913* and comprises six bedrooms and two bathrooms. Surrounding the homestead is a well-presented established garden.
- Managers residence (four bedrooms,two bathrooms)
- Cottage (three bedrooms, one bathroom)


Tim Corcoran 0407 893 935
Bill Frew 0428 482 686
Jim Guilfoyle 0428 628 342
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Bedrooms:
6
Bathrooms:
2
Property type:
Rural
Block Size:
1046 Hectares*

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Listing ID: 182025332. This listing has been viewed 1073 times. It was first displayed on 23/10/2023 and last updated on 08/04/2024.
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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