5798ha Warragundi Aggregation at Mudgee listed for sale
- By: "Farm Tender" News
- Agri Political News
- Aug 26, 2018
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More than 5,000ha of rural land on the banks of the Cudgegong River in New South Wales’ Mudgee region has been listed for sale.
CBRE Agribusiness and Logical Livestock Marketing have been appointed to market for sale the Warragundi Aggregation, comprising a 5,798ha mixed enterprise, consisting of cattle, sheep, water and cropping.
Located near the township of Goolma, approximately 25 minutes’ drive to Mudgee and 15 minutes’ drive to Gulgong, the aggregation offers outstanding water access and fodder crops that have maintained a core breeding herd during extended dry periods.
The aggregation includes a range of pastures, including chicory, cocksfoot, fescue, phalaris, ryegrass, sub clover and white clover mix.
CBRE’s Richard Royle and Logical Livestock Marketing Simon McKittrick are selling the aggregation on a ‘Walk in Walk out’ basis, allowing an immediate income stream, turn-key business and seamless transition.
“The current owners have done an excellent job in shaping Warragundi to what it is today. They are now looking to simplify their work commitments by giving someone else the opportunity to own this prized property,” Mr Royle said.
“The property benefits from a high-profile position in New South Wales’ Mudgee region, renowned for its rich agricultural land, cool climate wines, gourmet food and stunning natural landscapes.”
He added: “The stock produced from Warragundi have an outstanding reputation and their weight gains are above average for the region, which is testament to the water supply, quality of fodder crops and fertiliser.”
The combined aggregation includes an average carrying capacity of approximately 1,400 breeders and 600 replacements, plus 2,500 merino ewes or 25,000 DSEs.
“It is very hard to find a property of this size and quality in the Mudgee region, with most properties of this scale and size being subdivided to accommodate the high demand for rural lifestyle blocks,” Mr Royle said.
Expressions of Interest close September 7 at 4pm (AEST).
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