0 Foxalicious Farm Katherine NT 0850

LAWD is pleased to present for sale Foxalicious, a premium certified organic horticultural enterprise in the renowned Venn region of the Northern Territory, offered for sale either in one line or as two separate titles. The 96.1* hectare freehold horticultural holding comprises an established Kensington Pride mango plantation and asparagus crop, while the second title encompasses the homestead, machinery shed, staff accommodation, office and one bore. Combining proven production, secure water, substantial infrastructure and established supply agreements with Australia's leading supermarkets, Foxalicious offers a turnkey investment with significant scope for future expansion.

Key Investment Highlights

• Comprising a total land area of 96.1* hectares of freehold land, including 40.9* hectares of irrigated Kensington Pride Mango trees, 9.6* hectares of irrigated Early California F1 Asparagus crop and 33.3* hectares of additional cleared land with irrigation.
• A significant redevelopment of the 14,750* Kensington Pride mango plantation has introduced a high-density planting system of 400* stems per hectare, double the traditional density, maximising land utilisation and increasing production to 20* tonnes per hectare.
• Access to high-quality, secure groundwater via the Katherine Tindall Limestone Aquifer with an annual extraction capacity of 765* megalitres, serviced by three production bores, including two electrically powered bores currently operating at 50* litres per second and 10* litres per second, together with a 30* litre per second diesel-powered backup bore.
• Certified organic horticultural enterprise holding Australian Certified Organic (ACO), HARPS, Freshcare and Fair Farms certifications, demonstrating compliance with recognised organic production, food safety, quality assurance and traceability standards
• Sole Australian supplier of certified organic Kensington Pride mangoes to Coles and Woolworths under existing supply agreements, complemented by established organic asparagus supply into the Northern Territory retail market.
• Highly productive region benefitted by a favourable climate, high average annual rainfall (1,042* millimetres) and quality soil types.
• Extensive post-harvest processing infrastructure including a 1,500* square metre packing shed incorporating a mango grading line, a 40* pallet cool room complex with a four* hour pressurised temperature pull-down capability, two Thermfresh two-line pressure coolers with external reciprocating semi-hermetic compressors, an additional assembly cool room with a two-pallet Thermfresh hydro cooler capable of cooling asparagus to two* degrees within 10* minutes, automatic colour vision and manual asparagus grading systems, together with a fertigation shed, office and supporting operational infrastructure.
• Excellent residential infrastructure including a substantial four-bedroom homestead with landscaped gardens and an in-ground swimming pool, together with permanent and temporary staff accommodation providing a combined capacity of 50* beds, supported by multiple ablution facilities.
• Situated in the highly productive Venn region, surrounded by established commercial horticultural and agricultural enterprises, the property benefits from excellent year-round access via the Stuart Highway and is strategically located 20* linear kilometres from Katherine and 280* linear kilometres from Darwin, providing efficient access to markets and key agricultural suppliers.
• Offered for sale in-one-line or as two individual assets, lot one comprising 92.4* hectares including the productive horticultural land and lot two comprising 3.6* hectares including the homestead, staff accommodation and operational improvements.

This is an exceptional opportunity to acquire a fully established, high-performing organic horticultural enterprise with proven production, secure water resources and outstanding infrastructure.

Foxalicious is being offered for sale in-one-line or as two individual assets by Expression of Interest closing 12pm (ACST) Thursday 20 August 2026.

For further information, or to receive the Information Memorandum please contact:
Olivia Thompson on 0438 845 460 or Eline Wesselink on 0448 450 111

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