Gowrie Station Charleville

Land Size: • 29,204 hectares (72,162 acres)

Location: 22kms north of Charleville on the Mitchell Highway

Special Features: Opportunities to acquire quality holdings of scale carrying abundant feed are currently scarce

Gowrie Station Charleville,

Abundant grass available immediately

Opportunities to acquire quality holdings of scale carrying abundant feed are currently scarce. 'Gowrie' represents an excellent opportunity to do so. The property has a substantial body of high quality standing buffel grass, herbage and low mulga. 'Gowrie' is subdivided by 32 paddocks, 80 per cent of which are serviced by laneways, enabling high levels of pasture utilisation and labour efficiency. The property can be used for breeding, backgrounding and fattening. This utility, combined with its location and all-weather access, means that the property would be an important addition to a beef or sheep production portfolio.

Expressions of Interest SOLD SOLD SOLD.....

Growrie Station was purchased by Ian Price and family Yuleba QLD.

Gowrie Station

KEY FEATURES

• 29,204 hectares (72,162 acres) comprised of: Rolling term lease: 28,200 hectares Freehold: 1,004 hectares. In addition Gowrie has special leases and permits to occupy an additional 571 hectares

• 22kms north of Charleville on the Mitchell Highway

• Approximately 22,380 hectares locked in PMAV

• Approximately a further 2,145 hectares able to be pulled under PMAV

• Approximately 20,234 hectares of regrowth pulled in 2018-19

• Carrying prolific buffel pasture, natural grasses and herbage plus high and low edible mulga reserve

• 19" (475mm) annual average rainfall since 1877

• Excellent quality external and internal fencing

• 32 paddocks and 8 holding paddocks with 25km laneway

• 4 bores, 35 km polypipe to tanks and 50 troughs, plus 17 dams

• 3 sets of steel cattle yards

• Estimated to carry approximately 3,000 breeders and followers

• Until recently, home to the largest Simbrah stud in Australia