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Nutrien Harcourts Cobar

• Area:
approx. 4,135ha-10,240ac (Freehold).

• Location:
approx. 30km South East of Louth township, adjacent to Cobar/Louth Road. 100km to Cobar.

• Country: 
Red loam soil to red sandy loam, predominately timbered with variety of edible fodder-being Mulga, Rosewood, Curran Bush, Ironwood, beef Wood & Quandong Trees. Positioned back from the south eastern fall of the Derrina Ranges.

Kerrigundi Creek disperses through property from south-west side being approximately 8km long-fringed with Box & Gum Trees, fertile light grey soil and seasonal swamps. All growing an abundance of clovers, herbages & natural grasses in season.

• Water: 
Watered by 3 earth dams, 2 being purpose-built trap system. Both have gal mesh 1,100mm high, 3-way drafts and loading ramps both handling 1,500 goats.

Purpose built steel jump down ramps, all hinge joint, large area around dams. 

• Fencing: 
Being run as one paddock, 7-90-30 hinge joint all steel fenced boundary.

• Improvements:
No structural buildings on property. Good access track about direct on to Council main Louth/Cobar Road, mostly sealed.

• Rainfall:
300mm per annum.

• Carrying Capacity:
Nomadic goat breeding area, current owner running 800 Dorper ewes or background 1,500 young billy goats in season.

Agent Remarks:
"Kerrigundi Creek is an ideal backgrounding block displaying soft Mulga drought proof country. Superb handling facilities at both dams, well positioned just 140km to Bourke's new regional abattoir. 100km to Service Centre of Cobar or 30km to Louth Village"

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Kerrigundi Creek

Schute Bell Badgery Lumby - Guildford

Area & Tenure:
17,872 Ha (44,161 Ac) *WLL 

Situation: 
Central to Bourke (113km), Cobar (121km) and Louth (83km). Located 25 km off Kidman Way.

Description:
Predominantly level to gently undulating soft red loam soils with occasional stoney outcrops. Timber comprising Mulga, Coolibah, Box, Beefwood, Leopardwood, Ironwood & Wilga presenting as semi open with some heavier timbered areas. Ground cover vegetation includes Woolly Butt, Spear Grass, Mitchell Grass and a range of forbs and winter herbages.
There is a current Property Vegetation Plan in place the whole property.
Watered by 14 Ground tanks. Rainwater is collected at the woolshed, machinery shed and homestead. Average annual rainfall 325mm (13 inches).
Fenced into eight main paddocks and one holding paddock. Plain wire/barb and some hinge-joint internal fencing

Structural Improvements:
The 3 bedroom timber home features partially enclosed verandahs, living areas and a character renovated kitchen. Two showers, one bathroom and w/c. Split system air conditioning.
Machinery shed – 5 Bay with three sides enclosed plus a skillion addition
Quarters – 12 person plus amenities
4 Stand woolshed (Hydraulic press included)
Steel Cattle yards – loading ramp and bale head
Steel sheep yards – Covered working area, located at the woolshed
Steel Goat loading yards
13 wire trap yards with handling and loading.

Livestock:
A number of mixed sex dorpers will be included in the sale

Features: 
- Good working stock handling facilities
- Very comfortable 3 bedroom home
- Soft red loam soils
- Well located being central to Cobar and Bourke
- Established Dorper and Goat harvesting operation

* approximately 

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Good working stock handling facilities

Area:
Approx. 6,461Ha-16,000 acres.

Location:
86km North of Cobar (16km west down Wilgareena Road off Kidman Way Highway to Binburra).

Country:
Gentle undulating red loam to gravel rises. Predominately timbered with mulga, wilga box and curran bush. Growing a variety of natural grasses and seasonal herbages.

Water:
Watered by 2 earth dams both securely fenced with hinge joint-one has a large holding paddock.

Fencing:
Fencing is all boundary 8-90-30 hinge joint and run as one paddock.

Remnants:
Parts of old station homestead built in the 1900's and ruins of an old wool shed. Around the 1920's there were areas of mine fossicking and hand dug shafts on the northern end of the property.

Carrying Capacity:
The owners self trap goats p.a. established at 500-600, now all fenced with hinge joint self replacement mob's now breeding. This is an ideal dorper breeder starter block.

Rainfall:
325mm.

Services:
Serviced by 16km of council gravel road to the Kidman Way Highway. 86km south to Cobar or 75km north to Bourke.

Agent Remarks:
Binburra has been in the Fraser family for around 80 years and is an addition to their Louth home land country.

Binburra

Area:
Approx. 3,311Ha-8,200 acres.

Location:
Approx. 120km north of Cobar (86km on Kidman Way then 36km down Wilgareena Road. Approx. 70km east of Louth on Gundabooka/Kings Cross Road.

Country:
Generally flat red loam mulga land grazing country, scat-tered rosewood, wilga, curran bush and box flats. Growing a variety of natural grass and herbages.

Water:
Watered by 2 earth dams.

Fencing:
Fencing on one paddock-north boundary 1.8 new exclu-sion balance, steel plain wire with some wooden, parts need replacing.

Improvements:
Old buildings/shelter, 3-stand QLD style crutching shed, not equipped old mesh and steel sheep yards.

Carrying Capacity:
Overtime the owners have run Merino Wethers 600-800. Over the past years there has been seasonal harvesting of nomadic bush goats.

Services:
Serviced by a sealed highway approx. 36km away or 70km in to the Darling River village of Louth. Approx. 7km private right of way in to Weewarra off Gundabooka/Kings Cross Road.

Agent Remarks:
Weewarina is a good soft mulga block suited to goats or Dorper sheep and a very private address. Weewarina has been in the Fraser family for 100 years, run as an addition to their Louth home land country.

Louth NSW, 2840

Louth Real Estate: Suburb Profile

Real Estate Louth, 2840 Statistics

Louth
Median Age

Louth Median Property Price

Properties in Louth NSW, 2840

$850,000

Contact agent

$1,050,000

$510,000

Agents in Louth NSW, 2840

Mark Killian

Agencies in Louth NSW, 2840

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Surfers Paradise

Surrounding Suburbs

Louth NSW, 2840

Louth Real Estate: Suburb Profile

Real Estate Louth, 2840 Statistics

LouthMedian Age

Louth Median Property Price

Properties in Louth NSW, 2840

$850,000

Contact agent

$1,050,000

$510,000

Agents in Louth NSW, 2840

Mark Killian

Agencies in Louth NSW, 2840

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Surfers Paradise

Surrounding Suburbs

Louth
Median Age