"Yetton" Burnett Highway

Gayndah QLD 4625

857 ha.

Rural

Glen Duffin, last sold this property on 30 July 2025 after 118 days on market.

Overview

Irrigated Grazing with Leucaena

Extensively developed low cost irrigation & grazing property situated in a tightly held area with the same family ownership for over 100 years. • 857ha (2,118 acres) across 4 freehold titles currently used for backgrounding & fattening cattle • Predominantly dark, deep cracking, self-mulching clay soils + 238ha* of decomposed basalt bisecting the property • Extensively developed for water distribution & to allow for low-cost irrigation by using Keyline Principles • Use of overland flow catchment & gravity fed flood irrigation means minimal pumping is required • A system of swales & head ditches for floor irrigation directs water throughout the property • 2 irrigation dams with 650ML & 1200ML capacity which fills from overland flow • Frontage to Barambah Creek with water harvesting licence - water is delivered into the system via a 12inch electric submersible pump with a centrifugal booster (approx. 600,000L/hr) • 100ML turkeys nest to store flood lifted water from Barambah Creek • 660 acres* currently under irrigation planted to Pitted Bluegrass mixed with Creeping Blue & Rhodes Grass plus Leucaena • Owner estimates carrying capacity of 650AE in average year • Fenced into 30 paddocks including 3 small holding paddocks - laneways lead from all paddocks to the yards for ease of mustering • Cable & steel panel cattle yards with single cattle ramp, round handling yard & Bud box forcing pen with a circular crush • 4 bay Zincalume shed - 1 bay enclosed with concrete floor, 20m x 20m Zincalume hay shed, 2x grain silos • Property has just received 4 inches of rain • Located 15 minutes to Gayndah, 2.5 hours to the Sunshine Coast & 3.5 hours to Brisbane This is an exceptional opportunity to secure an extensively developed, low cost irrigation & grazing property. A detailed Information Memorandum for the property is available upon request. Listed exclusively with Ray White Rural Mundubbera.