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Nutrien Harcourts Denmark

'Alkatraz Plantation', 7.65ha (18.90 acres)
101 McGlades Road, Carnarvon, WA.
$950,000 (walk in, walk out)

'Alkatraz Plantation' has been impeccably developed over a 32-year period, with quality improvements and astute management evident in the property's presentation.

Situated on the eastern side of the Carnarvon Horticulture District and less than 1km from North West Coastal Highway 'Alkatraz Plantation' consists of 7.65ha of rich alluvial soil, established Williams Cavendish bananas & 125m of Gascoyne River frontage.  A further 4.2ha of adjoining undeveloped land may be available to future owners, subject to the approval of the WA Planning Commission. 

This Freshcare accredited property is offered for sale on a 'walk in, walk out' basis and includes all the necessary plant, equipment & infrastructure to continue the business as a going concern. 

The main residence is beautifully presented three-bedroom, one bathroom, brick & colourbond family home, featuring a large outdoor entertaining area with adjoining two-bedroom sleepout, lush established gardens, two car garage and an enclosed yard. 

The 135m2 airconditioned & insulated packing shed provides a comfortable setting for processing, complemented by the drive through configuration, storage area and immediate access to McGlades Road. 

The 225m2 general purpose shed incorporates a fully enclosed workshop complete with three phase power, mezzanine storage and an adjoining ablution block, while the full length 9m x 25m lean-to provides ample storage for machinery. 

Water is sourced from both the Department of Water (DOW) and the Gascoyne Water Co-operative (GWC). Three operational bores draw up to 80,500kl of water from the Gascoyne River aquifer (DOW), while 60,000kl of scheme water is provided via GWC pipelines, equating to approximately 19,400kl per effective hectare. Water is reticulated throughout the length of the property with 100mm underground mainlines pumped from a 250,000L Pioneer tank.

The current owners have invested in a fully automated Netafim water control system housed in a dedicated pump shed.  The system enables fertiliser and soil amendment products to be applied via three separate 1500L fertigation tanks. The irrigation system is complemented by approximately 700m of windbreaks on the western and roadside boundary.

'Alkatraz Plantation' will suit buyers seeking a fully developed property with ease of management as a central focus. A full list of plant & machinery, production & financial statistics are available to genuine buyers. 

For further information, please contact:
Yves Beagley
Nutrien Harcourts
E: yves.beagley@nutrien.com.au
M: 0438 326 608

'Alkatraz Plantation', 7.65ha (18.90 acres)

Nutrien Harcourts WA

1019 North River Road, Carnarvon.

'Monique Plantation' has been thoughtfully developed by the De Gouveia family since 1996 and presents an outstanding opportunity to acquire a fully operational plantation with a mix of established perennial and seasonal crops. The property is offered on a 'walk in, walk out' basis and includes all the necessary plant & improvements to continue the business as a going concern.
Bisected by North River Road at the western end of the Carnarvon Horticulture District, the property consists of two titles and features 115m of Gascoyne River frontage, 15.34ha of rich alluvial soil and secure water allocations.

The property lends itself to almost all crop types, with the substantial 3ha netting structure on the northern portion giving excellent protection from pests and extreme weather events. Approximately 13.5ha of 'Monique Plantation' is developed for horticultural crops, with the current program being; 

•	Williams Cavendish Bananas: 4.24ha
•	Capsicums: 3ha (all under netting)
•	Kensington Pride Mangos: 0.55ha or approximately 130 trees
•	Fallowed / prepared ground: 5.68ha

Secure and substantial water allocations are sourced from both the Department of Water (DOW) and the Gascoyne Water Co-Operative (GWC). Three operational bores draw water from the Gascoyne River aquifer (70,500KL), while scheme water is provided via GWC pipelines (36,000KL). Water is stored in 2 x concrete tanks (circa 180m3 capacity) and reticulated throughout the property with underground mainlines, providing approximately 7,800KL per effective hectare.

The lovingly maintained, north facing homestead features three large bedrooms, study, two bathrooms, a renovated kitchen, formal & informal loungerooms and an enclosed single car garage. Stepping outside, a broad back veranda is surrounded by mature citrus & tropical fruit trees, while two unique features - a fully equipped woodfire bakehouse and separate cellar - form the basis for family cooking and entertaining.

The fully enclosed general-purpose shed (approximately 145m2) is centrally located, alongside two comfortable seasonal workers accommodation units which house up to 5 people.

A full complement of well-maintained plant & machinery is included in the sale of the property, including tractors, tillage equipment, a light truck and numerous towed implements. 

'Monique Plantation' is being offered for sale to allow the owners to pursue interests outside of their farming business.  A full list of plant & machinery, production & financial statistics are available to qualified buyers. 

The property is conveniently located within close proximity to freight services and town amenities. Carnarvon is the primary service centre for the Gascoyne region and supports a diverse economy focused on horticulture, fishing, tourism and pastoral leases. These industries have enabled Carnarvon to develop into a vibrant and progressive town with a population of approximately 5000 people. 

For further information, please contact Yves Beagley on 0438 326 608 or yves.beagley@nutrien.com.au.

'Monique Plantation'

121 McGlades Road, Carnarvon, WA.

$795,000 (walk in, walk out)

'Otway Plantation' presents an outstanding opportunity to acquire a fully developed banana plantation in one of Australia's most well recognised sub-tropical growing regions. 
Situated on the eastern side of the Carnarvon Horticulture District, 'Otway Plantation' consists of 7.49ha of rich, alluvial soil and 250m of Gascoyne River frontage. The three key elements of a successful & sustainable horticultural industry are present and perfectly balanced in this location - an ideal growing climate, rich alluvial soil and abundant water. The property's Williams Cavendish bananas are picked year-round, providing a new owner with consistent cashflow and the marketing expertise of the Sweeter Banana Cooperative. 

The property is offered on a 'walk in, walk out' basis and includes all the necessary plant & improvements to continue the business as a going concern. The main residence is a well presented, three-bedroom, one bathroom, 'T & R' built transportable home, with all the features required for comfortable family living. Complementing the home are the surrounding mature palms, lush lawn and established mango trees. If required, seasonal workers can be accommodated in the nearby three-bedroom cottage.  

The 30m x 8m, fully enclosed packing shed & workshop provides ample space for machinery maintenance and processing.

Secure and substantial water allocations are sourced from both the Department of Water (DOW) and the Gascoyne Water Co-Operative (GWC). Two operational bores draw water from the Gascoyne River aquifer (DOW), while scheme water is provided via GWC pipelines. Water is reticulated throughout the length of the property from a 250,000L Pioneer water tank with underground mainlines, to 12 individual patches ranging from 0.135ha to 1.042ha. 

With approximately 5ha under production, 'Otway Plantation' is operated by a husband & wife team, with the part time assistance of a farmhand. This person would consider remaining in a management role for an incoming investor / owner. 

The property is conveniently located approx 1.3km from the North West Coastal Highway and the 'Sweeter Banana' packing facilities, with the Carnarvon town centre approximately 15km to the west. 

'Otway Plantation' is being offered for sale to allow the owners to pursue interests outside of farming.  This is a highly profitable enterprise with a full list of plant & machinery, production & financial statistics available to qualified buyers. 

For further information, please contact:
Yves Beagley
Nutrien Harcourts
E: yves.beagley@nutrien.com.au
M: 0438 326 608

'Otway Plantation', 7.49ha (18.50 acres)

A significant price reduction from the vendors and a willingness to negotiate to a win:win outcome.

The offering of 'Terra' and 'Sunsweet' provides an astute agricultural investor the rare opportunity to purchase an established table grape enterprise in one of Australia's most well-recognised food producing regions.  

'Bumbak & Sons' operate the two properties which consist of 70.29ha of rich, alluvial soil and 750m of Gascoyne River frontage within the Carnarvon Horticultural District. This highly regarded enterprise combines considerable production capability, substantial water allocations and sufficient scale to ensure the long-term profitability of either a large family operation or a diversified agribusiness.

This generational family business specialises in the production of quality red, green and black table grapes for Western Australian, interstate and export markets, with the first grape plantings established in 2002.  Supplementing the table grape enterprise, 'Bumbak & Sons' are a grape rootstock nursery, as well as harvest up to 200 Kensington Pride and R2E2 mango trees annually. 'Terra' is the original family property, while 'Sunsweet' was purchased in 2015 with bring the area under vine to approximately 41ha.

Mature fruit is harvested over a 90 day period from mid-November to February, with all processing and packing completed on-farm in a modern, purpose built facility incorporating cool-rooms, packing rooms, QA office and staff amenities. 

Collectively, the properties now contain 32 individual blocks with established vines.  The rows are planted at 3.3m spacing, with 2.4m spacings between each vine. The trellising, irrigation network and supporting infrastructure are in excellent condition, ensuring the new owner can focus on the broader business.

The meticulous attention to detail of the current owners is evident in the presentation of the properties vines, the quality of the improvements and consumer recognition of the 'Bumbak & Sons' brand.

This property has been thoughtfully developed and immaculately maintained, with modern processing facilities enabling the best possible post-harvest produce handling and quality housing ensuring the attraction and retention of long-term staff for an incoming owner.

A comprehensive Information Memorandum and productions statistics are available to genuine buyers. For further information, please contact Yves Beagley, Nutrien Harcourts on 0438 326 608 or yves.beagley@nutrien.com.au

North Plantations WA, 6701

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Real Estate North Plantations, 6701 Statistics

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North Plantations Median Property Price

Properties in North Plantations WA, 6701

$950,000 (walk in, walk out)

$1,260,000

$795,000 (WIWO)

$6,400,000

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