Former dairy farm with various possibilities.
Victoria, Australia
Characteristics
Characteristics
Description
Location
Located in a highly sought-after area with versatile agricultural options - Beef - Dairy Farming - Dairy Sales - good fodder production and good parceling.
- Accessibility: Close to Koroit (6.5 km), Warrnambool (17 km), Woolsthorpe (10.4 km), Port Fairy (20 km), Mortlake (51.5 km).
- Amenities: Schools accessible via bus connection.
Land
- Area: approx. 150 ha (371 acres), divided over 3 titles.
- Type of soil: Grey loam with basalt influence.
- Pastures: Strong ryegrass pastures.
- Layout: Excellent paddock division (average 3.5-4 ha per paddock) with lane system and good fencing (conventional and electric).
- Rainfall: Average 750 mm per year.
Buildings
- Residence: Comfortable house with 4 bedrooms, large kitchen, living room with air conditioning and wood stove, second living room/children's playroom, family bathroom, and large laundry room.
- Bungalow: Behind the house, with shower and toilet, suitable for staff.
- Garage: Double lockable with storage and small workshop.
- Agricultural buildings:
- Former 22-stand herringbone dairy with 10,300 L tank (inactive since 2019).
- Covered facilities for possible veterinarian, feed platforms, and calving stalls.
- Large machinery shed (80m x 40m), partially enclosed (40m x 40m), with concrete floor and electricity.
- Calf shed (30' x 25').
Livestock
- Capacity: Space for approx. 350 cows, calf shed for approx. 100 head.
- Water: Excellent system with submersible pump and water troughs in all paddocks. Freshwater storage of 29,000 gallons (22,000 at dairy, 7,000 at residence).
Machinery
- No information on included machinery available.
Note:
FOR SALE VIA EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST, CLOSING MONDAY 16 DECEMBER
AT 12:00 PM
We strive to contact you within 48 hours.
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