Webster Cavanagh Property Agents are proud to present this fertile irrigation block to the market via Expressions of Interest closing the 30th of June 2021.

This beautifully presented, productive and lucrative 43.9 hectares (108.48 acres) consists of rich fertile black soil right on Cambooya’s doorstep.

This magnificent property features a low set open plan 5-bedroom brick home with large open plan family, kitchen and sitting area. The living areas feature beautiful timber floors with carpet in the bedrooms. All bedrooms feature built-in wardrobes and the kitchen has a large walk-in pantry.

The main bedroom room has an ensuite with a separate toilet, air conditioning unit and fan. The home also has a formal lounge and dining room.

For outside entertaining or for the family barbecue, there is a well presented, large, undercover private patio area.

The yard is a lovely low maintenance, private country garden with a brand new underground, hassle free watering system.

Situated right beside the home is a 2 bay enclosed and lockable garage with an attached 4 bay carport. A 22.5m x 14m machinery shed is set on a good gravel laydown area.

There are 2 x 73 tonne silos with aerator and power.

There is a stock and domestic bore along with the irrigation bore which can pump to the house and tanks. The property has a 50 megalitre water licence and a +/-9 megalitre dam.

Approximately half of the property is leased to a vegetable farmer who is currently on a 5 year lease which can be extended. The other portion is share farmed and currently planted to dryland sorghum.

A great location to live with excellent passive income earning in place. Give John or Michael a call to organise your personalised inspection.

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