Feel those shivers go down your spine?? Well imagine owning this amazing holding and getting that feeling each day. This truly unique offering is positioned a mere 5 minutes from the Strathalbyn township and has some of the best views imaginable. A treelined driveway leads to the centre of the parcel where a character ruin remains and an array of fixed improvements. Many stunning dwelling sites are available to build that home you’ve always dreamt of. This is rich, magnificent. gum studded country with 95% of it being productive. Here’s your once in a lifetime chance, make it count

Property Features

Location-

5 minute drive to the Strathalbyn town centre

25 minute drive to Mount Barker

40 Minutes to Murray Bridge

55 minute drive to the bottom of the freeway

Land-

47.3 (116 acres) of high-quality cropping & grazing land

Strong loam country fenced into 8 Paddocks

Highly productive cropping land

Currently share farmed (approx. 1/3 of the holding)

Quality rubble roadway leading to the centre of the parcel

Electric perimeter & internal fencing

Improvements-

Original stone ruin dating back to the early 1900’s

Shearing shed

Hay shed

Implement shed

Original shearers quarter with open fireplace

Livestock facilities

Stock yards with ramp & crush

Hospital paddock & undercover shelter

Carrying capacity-

28 breeders

Water-

2 × 30,000-gallon rainwater tanks

3 Dams

Large Dam pumping to a 5000-gallon header tank via a petrol pump which feeds the water troughs in each paddock

Back-up rainwater line to paddock troughs via a diesel pump

Rainfall-

24-25 inches annually (600mm+)

• Please note: there are no active bathrooms or bedrooms on this property.
  
  CT / 5405/14
  
  Council / Alexandrina Council
  
  Zoning / Primary Production
  
  Land / 47.3Ha (116 acres)
  
  Council Rates / TBA
  
  ES Levy / TBA
  
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