Rural Property for Sale in Goondiwindi, Qld 4390
Goondiwindi, Qld 4390
Goondiwindi, Qld 4390
Private Sale POA
Location:
• Approximately 20 km East of Goondiwindi.
• White rock gravel road access off Mooroobie Lane.
Water Supply:
• 5 Dams in total.
• Double frontage to the Brigalow Creek with 3 stock dams located along the creek.
• Private Bore that was drilled in 2020, equipped with a solar electric pump that supplies a 160,000-liter Kingspan Rhino tank.
Infrastructure:
• Portable cattle yards with Bordin Bros Richmond crush, Morrissey calf cradle & Bordin Bros loading ramp.
• Storage shed with a concrete floor
• Old shearing shed
• Power line traverses the property in an East / West direction.
Fencing:
The boundary fencing consists of high exclusion netting fence on the northern boundary and low exclusion style netting fence on the eastern side. The Southern & Western boundaries are 4 & 5 barb wire fences with steel pickets & timber strainers. Internal fencing ranges from new barb & steel post cattle fences with steel end assemblies to original netting & barb fence. The property is subdivided into 6 main paddocks & 3 smaller paddocks.
Country:
Soils vary from a Brigalow / Belah grey loam soil to a reddish sandy Box loam soil. Currently carrying a good body of native grasses including Blue Grass and other Summer native grasses with areas of couch along the Brigalow creek. Timbers consist of Belah & Brigalow with areas of Lime Bush in the grey soils and Box, Wilga, Sandalwood in the reddish loam soils. The timber along the Brigalow creek consists of Large Gum trees providing good shade areas for livestock.
The topography is generally flat with slight slope running to the south towards the Brigalow Creek and small areas of slight melon hole.
Remarks: "Clearview" presents an opportunity as a lifestyle block with secure water and the ability to further develop. Currently utilized as a cattle backgrounding block, "Clearview" can also be farmed for forage or grain crops with areas that have been farmed in the past, as well as areas that can be developed from grazing to farming.
• Approximately 20 km East of Goondiwindi.
• White rock gravel road access off Mooroobie Lane.
Water Supply:
• 5 Dams in total.
• Double frontage to the Brigalow Creek with 3 stock dams located along the creek.
• Private Bore that was drilled in 2020, equipped with a solar electric pump that supplies a 160,000-liter Kingspan Rhino tank.
Infrastructure:
• Portable cattle yards with Bordin Bros Richmond crush, Morrissey calf cradle & Bordin Bros loading ramp.
• Storage shed with a concrete floor
• Old shearing shed
• Power line traverses the property in an East / West direction.
Fencing:
The boundary fencing consists of high exclusion netting fence on the northern boundary and low exclusion style netting fence on the eastern side. The Southern & Western boundaries are 4 & 5 barb wire fences with steel pickets & timber strainers. Internal fencing ranges from new barb & steel post cattle fences with steel end assemblies to original netting & barb fence. The property is subdivided into 6 main paddocks & 3 smaller paddocks.
Country:
Soils vary from a Brigalow / Belah grey loam soil to a reddish sandy Box loam soil. Currently carrying a good body of native grasses including Blue Grass and other Summer native grasses with areas of couch along the Brigalow creek. Timbers consist of Belah & Brigalow with areas of Lime Bush in the grey soils and Box, Wilga, Sandalwood in the reddish loam soils. The timber along the Brigalow creek consists of Large Gum trees providing good shade areas for livestock.
The topography is generally flat with slight slope running to the south towards the Brigalow Creek and small areas of slight melon hole.
Remarks: "Clearview" presents an opportunity as a lifestyle block with secure water and the ability to further develop. Currently utilized as a cattle backgrounding block, "Clearview" can also be farmed for forage or grain crops with areas that have been farmed in the past, as well as areas that can be developed from grazing to farming.
