Offering scale, versatility and agricultural potential, this substantial 121-acre property is positioned in the heart of the Palmerston Valley, one of Far North Queensland's established tropical farming regions.
The property benefits from rich volcanic soils, approximately 3 metres of annual rainfall and a tropical climate, providing favourable conditions for banana production and a range of other agricultural pursuits.
Currently predominantly covered by a semi-hardwood timber plantation, the property presents several possibilities for the astute buyer. Options may include selective timber harvesting, grazing or future agricultural production, subject to relevant approvals and requirements.
A substantial creek wraps around the original farmhouse and sheds, adding natural appeal and contributing to the property's water resources. A well also provides an additional water source, further enhancing the property's potential for future farming or grazing activities.
Property Highlights:
- Approximately 121 acres in the Palmerston Valley
- Rich volcanic soils
- Approximately 3 metres of annual rainfall
- Tropical climate suited to a range of agricultural pursuits
- Existing semi-hardwood timber plantation
- Potential for selective timber harvesting, subject to approvals
- Potential for grazing or future agricultural production
- Substantial creek surrounding the original farmhouse and sheds
- Well providing an additional water source
With its substantial landholding, natural water features and range of potential uses, this property presents an opportunity for buyers looking to establish or expand their rural interests in Far North Queensland.
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