Offers over $920,000
Tasman Highway, Little Swanport TAS 7190
Land
Block size: 71 Hectares approx.
East Coast Investment Opportunity
Knight Frank Agri-Business Tasmania is pleased to present to market this 71ha property adjacent to the Tasman Highway at Little Swanport. Originally a grazing block the majority is now a pine plantation, grown in a joint venture.
Of the 71ha, 51ha are planted to radiata pines, the balance being pasture. The plantation, a joint venture between the vendors and Lenah Estates Pty Ltd, was established in 1996. There have been two thinnings in the interim with the final harvest scheduled for 2025-26.
A hay barn/storage shed and fencing are in good condition. Water is sourced from a permanent spring and a waterhole. The property has direct access to the Tasman Highway with all weather internal roads to forestry standard.
This property offers a unique opportunity to purchase a medium sized property on the popular East Coast, with the added bonus of the opportunity to create income producing enterprises.
Opportunity
-Post the plantation harvest several opportunities arise
-Replant and register for carbon credits
-Establish permanent pasture for a grazing enterprise
-Given the close vicinity to Little Oyster Bay, subdivide, STCA
Of the 71ha, 51ha are planted to radiata pines, the balance being pasture. The plantation, a joint venture between the vendors and Lenah Estates Pty Ltd, was established in 1996. There have been two thinnings in the interim with the final harvest scheduled for 2025-26.
A hay barn/storage shed and fencing are in good condition. Water is sourced from a permanent spring and a waterhole. The property has direct access to the Tasman Highway with all weather internal roads to forestry standard.
This property offers a unique opportunity to purchase a medium sized property on the popular East Coast, with the added bonus of the opportunity to create income producing enterprises.
Opportunity
-Post the plantation harvest several opportunities arise
-Replant and register for carbon credits
-Establish permanent pasture for a grazing enterprise
-Given the close vicinity to Little Oyster Bay, subdivide, STCA
Inspections
No open inspections scheduled.
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Key details
Property type:
Land
Block Size:
71 Hectares*
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Average Age
60 years
Population
148
Listing ID: 181894134. This listing has been viewed 13 times. It was first displayed on 01/09/2023 and last updated on 09/04/2024.
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