Spanning approximately 17,872 hectares (44,161 acres), 'Nardoo Station' is a substantial Western Division grazing holding offering an exceptional combination of scale, established infrastructure and future potential. Conveniently located just 25km from the Kidman Way between Bourke and Cobar, the property is ideally positioned for large scale pastoral operations.
The country comprises predominantly level to gently undulating red loam soils interspersed with areas of stony outcrop. Timbered with Mulga, Coolibah, Box and a variety of native species, the landscape provides a balance of open grazing country and heavier timbered areas. A diverse mix of forbs and winter herbages contributes to reliable pasture production and seasonal resilience, while the existing Property Vegetation Plan (PVP) provides additional flexibility and long-term value.
Water infrastructure is extensive, with 14 strategically positioned ground tanks servicing the property, complemented by rainwater servicing the homestead, machinery and shearing sheds. Infrastructure is well established and suited to commercial livestock production, including:
• Comfortable three-bedroom homestead with renovated kitchen
• Machinery shed
• Shearing shed and shearers' quarters
• Estimated carrying capacity is approximately 4,000 DSE.
Bourke and Cobar both provide comprehensive retail, health and essential services, while primary and secondary schooling is available in Bourke, Cobar and Louth. Mail services operate twice weekly.
Offering significant scale, established improvements, secure water infrastructure and the added benefit of an existing PVP, Nardoo Station presents a compelling opportunity for grazing enterprises, carbon investment or those seeking a standalone pastoral holding with scope to enhance productivity and unlock future potential.
To register your interest, or to arrange an inspection, contact Melissa Culkin on 0455 200 630.
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