Rønne, Denmark
This modern dairy farm, located at Søndre Lyngvej 26 in Rønne, covers a total area of approximately 512.7 hectares, of which about 459 hectares are arable land. The farm has a barn capacity for around 600 dairy cows plus young stock.
This modern dairy farm, located at Søndre Lyngvej 26 in Rønne, covers a total land area of approximately 512.7 hectares, of which about 459 hectares are arable land. The farm has a barn capacity for around 600 dairy cows plus young stock, with advanced milking facilities (DeLaval 2x24 milking parlor), spacious calf and young stock barns, and a slurry capacity of 12,100 m³. The residential house is 185 m², modern and well maintained, with two additional houses of 109 m² and 200 m² respectively.
The farm buildings are functional and well maintained, including various barns, storage rooms, silos, and slurry storage. There is an extensive and well-maintained machinery fleet, as well as IT equipment and programs for the business. The roughage stock will be inventoried and settled at the current price upon transfer.
The livestock consists of approximately 607 cows/heifers older than 2 years, 248 heifers aged 1-2 years, 276 heifers aged 0-1 year, and 11 young bulls. The total value of the livestock is estimated at 16 million DKK. The average milk production per cow is 11,325 kg per year.
The farm offers excellent hunting opportunities on its own grounds, with a rich population of game. The land is well organized and of high quality (mainly JB 5). Various environmental and production permits are in place, and the buyer takes over the right to apply for EU subsidies according to current regulations.
The total purchase price is 140 million DKK (approx. €18.8 million), divided over real estate, machinery, inventory, livestock, and stocks. The buyer is advised to seek their own tax advice regarding the possibilities and distribution of the purchase price.
Location: Søndre Lyngvej 26, 3700 Rønne, Bornholm, Denmark
Area: approx. 512.7 ha (of which approx. 459 ha arable land)
Barn capacity: approx. 600 dairy cows + young stock, modern milking parlor
Houses: Main house (185 m²), 2 additional houses (109 m² and 200 m²)
Farm buildings: Various barns, silos, storage rooms, slurry storage
Machinery fleet: Extensive and well maintained
Livestock: 607 cows/heifers >2 years, 248 heifers 1-2 years, 276 heifers 0-1 year, 11 young bulls
Milk production: Average 11,325 kg per cow per year
Hunting opportunities: Excellent, abundant game on own grounds
Permits: Environmental and production permits in place
EU subsidy: Buyer takes over right to apply
Purchase price: 140 million DKK (approx. €18.8 million), divided over real estate, machinery, livestock, and stocks
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