HIGH YIELDING COUNTRY - CROP INCLUDED - $1500000

Description

"High Haven" LOCATION: 76km SE of Goondiwindi 100km from Moree & Inverell Approx 30km from Yetman & North Star AREA: 809Ha (2000acres) Freehold plus enclosure permit 4.8Ha (7acres) COUNTRY: Approx ½ (half) the property can be farmed. The balance is soft fattening country producing an abundance of native feed, and an area sown to purple pigeon grass. Typical of basalt soils are areas of stone, which is concentrated mainly around the fringes of the higher country. The farming country has been contoured, and could easily be developed into roll over banks. High Haven has been described by a well known and reputed local agronomist as "very fertile, soft black basalt soils producing high yielding summer and winter crops in a favoured rainfall district". WATER: Excellent Bore water is pumped to a 26,000 lt tank via a submersible pump and then pressurised and reticulated to the house, cattle yards and several paddocks. In additional a windmill also supplies stock water via 2 x 26,000 lt tanks. A reliable spring supplies 2 dams. Average Rainfall: 775 mm ( 31" ) CULTIVATION: 270 ac recently harvested grain sorghum. Cultivation country is now fertilized, sprayed & ready to plant winter crop. 440 acs of wheat & 250 acs of barley being planted now. IMPROVEMENTS: As new "Glendale" 3 bedroom home with magnificent 360o views. Very comfortable with evaporative cooling and gas heating. Front & Rear verandah, gas appliances and Hot water.... overlooking GOD'S COUNTRY. Bulk grain shed (700ton) / machinery shed with power and water. Loading ramp. Excellent steel cattle yards with large holding yard and fenced wing to make yarding easy. FENCING: A lot of the fencing is new with steel end assemblies, double 18 ft gateways, 3 barb and 3 plain. Some electric fencing has been erected. Over all fencing is very good PRICE: Reduced to - $800 / ac including crops REMARKS: This is beautiful soft soil in the well renowned "Golden Triangle". It is scenic, productive and private. The grazing country has been well rested and there is fantastic ground cover with bulk native pasture and purple pigeon grass. The late sown wheat yielded 1.25 ton / ac. Early sorghum is looking magnificent. Disclaimer-First National believes that this information is correct but it does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of the information. You should make your own enquiries and check the information. Certain information has been obtained from external sources and has not been independently verified.