Positioned approximately 15km* south-west of Walgett on the sealed Cumberdoon Way, 'Barwon Vale' presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a significant holding in one of north-west New South Wales' most recognised agricultural districts.
Comprising approximately 4,523.88 hectares (11,178.75 acres*), the property has significant upside with both expansive areas of open country carrying little to no timber, and grazing areas with areas of heavier timber, providing an impressive scale of usable arable and grazing country.
The property is underpinned by prime black self-mulching soils, widely regarded for their fertility and productive capacity. Following beneficial seasonal rainfall, 'Barwon Vale' is currently carrying an abundance of feed, highlighting the strength and potential of the country.
Water security is a key feature, with the property supplied via the Youendah Water Scheme and distributed throughout the holding by a network of tanks and troughs. The property also enjoys frontage to the Barwon River, further enhancing its appeal.
Supporting the grazing enterprise is an original shearing shed together with working sheep yards, providing functional livestock handling infrastructure.
With its combination of substantial scale, highly regarded black soils, reliable water infrastructure, excellent access and proximity to Walgett, 'Barwon Vale' represents a rare opportunity to acquire a renowned district property.
Properties of this scale and calibre are seldom offered to the market. 'Barwon Vale' is a once in a generation opportunity to secure a highly regarded holding in the Walgett district.
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