Cropping For Sale - QLD - Redridge - 4660 - Substantial Mixed Farming Operation (Image 2)

131 Coach Road Redridge QLD 4660

For Sale $8,400,000

Property Type Cropping
Land area approx 114.53ha
Region Wide Bay Burnett
Locality Bundaberg

Tags: Macadamia Shed Forestry Dam Avocado Income Cropping Mixed Farming

Substantial Mixed Farming Operation

131 Coach Road presents a great opportunity to purchase a substantial farming operation, perfect for entering into a lucrative market or expanding on your already pre-existing one. This property boasts a dual crop income, with both established Avocado and Macadamia Orchards in place, taking full advantage of the two soil types on offer and ensuring a diverse and reduced income risk not matter the financial markets. This prime parcel of agricultural land is centrally located in the heart of the Childers/Bundaberg Region, with Childers Township being less than 15 minutes away, Bundaberg 35 minutes away and the pristine beaches of Woodgate just 20 minutes away.

Property Features Include,
• 114.53Ha of Total Land (283acres)
• 42.37Ha of Macadamias (11,500 Trees)
• Macadamia Varieties - 203, 741, A4
• 24.47Ha of Hass Avocados (4759 Trees)
• 280 Megalitres of Sunwater Allocation - 2 Outlets (1x Equipped)
• 20Mg Dam Equipped with Diesel Pump - By Owners Advice
• Mixed Soil Types - Avocados Grown Predominantly on Forestry Scrub Red Soil
- Macadamias Grown Predominantly on the Lighter Sandy Grey Soil
• 24m x 12m Shed - Concrete Floor, Cold Room, Loading Dock
• Demountable Lunch/Office
• Separate Toilet
• 3 Phase Electric Pump on Outlet Equipped with a Variable Speed Drive
• Large Water Conditioning Magnet
• Chemical Shed

Don't miss your opportunity to secure this large farming enterprise in the tightly held farming community of the Bundaberg Region!!

Call your local Nutrien Harcourts agent Joe Vella on 0491 952 002 for further information.

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.