For those seeking a rural lifestyle without compromising on convenience, this exceptional 126-acre property sits on two titles on the outskirts of Nanango and presents a rare opportunity.
Held within the same family for four generations, this tightly held property offers a picturesque combination of elevated to gently undulating grazing land and a range of infrastructure, making it ideal for grazing, hobby farming, small stud operations, or those simply looking to embrace a peaceful country lifestyle.
The property is centred around a three-bedroom original Queenslander, rich in character and ready for its next chapter. While retaining its traditional charm, the home offers potential for renovation or restoration to create your dream country homestead. The home is serviced by two 5,000-gallon rainwater tanks.
The property’s improvements provide everything needed for rural living and livestock management, including:
Three-bay enclosed shed (approximately 12m x 12m)
Open machinery shed (approximately 8m x 13m)
Hay shed (approximately 24m x 12m)
Cattle yards with crush
Original dairy with power connected
Stockproof fencing throughout
The property is supported by six dams, in addition to a well, providing a resiliant water supply for livestock and general farm use.
The sale includes 14 head of Hereford cattle, together with a selection of farming equipment and sundry items, allowing the new owner to step straight in.
Offering a combination of location, productive land, infrastructure and future potential, this is a rare opportunity to secure a quality rural holding just minutes from Nanango township.
* Rates approx. $1368 / half yearly
Enquire today to arrange your private inspection! James McKee 0403 430 544
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James McKee