Comprising approx. 1,616 hectares (3,993 acres) this property represents an opportunity for a large scale reversion. It is situated in the Upper Derwent Valley, north of Ouse in Southern Tasmania.
This was a well known cattle property before it was planted to trees.
The native grazing area of approx. 445ha (1,099 acres) represents river flats and open areas very suited to improvement with fertiliser. Approx. 579ha (1,430 acres) of established plantation (majority 12 years old) and a further approx. 100ha (247 acres) of plantation (2016), which could be easily converted to pasture. The balance being 487ha (1,203 acres) is native vegetation.
There are some excellent soils including basalt, dolerite and mudstone.
With frontage to the Lyell Highway, this property has an excellent internal road system.
Improvements include a 3 bedroom cottage, machinery sheds and a small set of cattle yards.
"Cooma" is bounded on two sides by Black Bobs River and the Derwent River. There are also several substantial dams.
