A perfect starter or add-on property boasting fertile cattle country situated within the tightly held, Tick Free region of the South Burnett, offering an abundance of space, water security and the simplicity of operation.
Set across 437.25 hectares, this well-balanced grazing property enjoys 2.3kms of Boyne River absolute frontage, providing a dependable natural water source supported by four dams well distributed across the property to ensure stock reliability throughout the seasons.
With over 127 hectares of cleared land offering productive grazing, dry cropping and scope for efficient herd management and future growth for enhancing carrying capacity.
The land has a strong production history, with an estimated year-round carrying capacity of more than 80 breeders, having comfortably supported up to 120 breeders previously, dependent on seasonal conditions and management.
Key Features:
437.25 hectares of fertile Tick Free grazing country
2.3 kms Boyne River Frontage
4 drought-resilient dams
Productive red volcanic soils across 127+ hectares
Functional steel stockyards in place
Established laneway system
Fully fenced holding
Previous successful dry cropping
Well suited to calf production, backgrounding or as an add-on
Comfortable carrying capacity of 80 breeders with proven history of up to 120
Opportunities to secure productive Queensland grazing country with reliable water and established infrastructure are becoming increasingly sought after.
Whether you're an established producer looking to expand or seeking a manageable Queensland grazing enterprise with strong fundamentals, practical scale, proven carrying capacity and the Boyne River spanning the entire rear boundary, this property presents a solid asset for those looking to invest in strong pasture performance with long-term viability.
Inspections are encouraged to fully appreciate the balance, functionality, and lifestyle appeal on offer.
Contact Tanita today on 0430 570 713 to book your inspection and see everything this feature-packed property has to offer.
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