1262 Bridport Road

Bridport TAS 7262

200 m²

149.4 ac.

Rural

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

"Kevnglen" - approx 150 acre ideal farming operation

Discover the exceptional rural lifestyle on offer at “Kevnglen”, an impressive approx 150-acre holding perfectly positioned at 1262 Bridport Road, Bridport. Situated just minutes from the vibrant seaside township of Bridport and close to the renowned agricultural hub of Scottsdale, this superb farm strikes a rare balance between productive farmland, lifestyle appeal, and modern convenience. At the heart of the property sits a beautifully renovated four-bedroom, two-bathroom homestead, blending country warmth with contemporary comfort. Spacious living areas capture serene rural views, while established gardens create a welcoming retreat after a day on the land. A suite of outbuildings, garaging and machinery sheds ensures excellent storage, workshop space, and operational flexibility. The farm itself features sandy loam soils, highly regarded for versatility and productivity. Currently running beef cattle on quality improved pastures, “Kevnglen” has also supported successful cropping programs in the past, making it a true multi-purpose agricultural asset. Water security is a standout, with a large dam plus a second spring-fed dam, providing valuable potential for irrigation across the paddocks. A key feature of the current setup is its clever design for efficient single-operator management. Extensive underground pipework and power to pumps streamline day-to-day tasks, giving the next owner a well-considered and highly functional farming system. Whether you're looking to step into a broader-scale agricultural enterprise or seeking a more manageable farm without sacrificing productivity or rural lifestyle, “Kevnglen” is an outstanding opportunity. Properties of this quality, in such a sought-after coastal-rural location, are rarely offered to the market. For full details or to arrange your private inspection, call today—your ideal farming future awaits at “Kevnglen”.