Welcome to "Kooma", in the Salisbury Plains district, midway between the vibrant New England communities of Uralla and Walcha.
Spanning 536 hectares of rolling trap-soil hills and basalt tops, "Kooma" is a productive grazing property with plenty of potential for the astute purchaser.
Predominantly native pastures currently support both beef cattle and fine wool enterprises. Recently shorn clip is measured at 16 microns.
Substantial stands of stringybark, box and redgum provide excellent natural shelter for livestock.
Water is a real strength of "Kooma", with two springs, 22 dams and approximately 1.8 kilometres of double frontage to the ever-reliable Mihi Creek.
The property is divided into 11 main paddocks and six smaller holding paddocks, with fencing in good to excellent working order.
Improvements include a four-bedroom home, two sets of sheep yards, cattle yards and a four-stand shearing shed.
Put it all together, and I reckon "Kooma" really ticks the boxes. Whether you're looking to take a grazing enterprise to the next level, or simply enjoy a productive property just as it is, there's plenty to like here.
But don't just take my word for it. Come and see for yourself.
For further information or to arrange an inspection of "Kooma" please contact Graham MacDougall on 0412 220 302.
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