Farm For Sale: Blayney, NSW 2799
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"Spring Creek" - 4828 Mid Western Highway
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174.01 ha
"Spring Creek" is a 430 acre property, ideally located in the heart of the renowned Central West grazing belt, close to the Central Tablelands Livestock Exchange and the historic village of Carcoar, 10km Blayney and approximately 30 mins to Bathurst & Orange. The property sits in a quiet position about 1.5 klm from the Mid Western Highway.
"Spring Creek" has gently undulating, soft rolling country positioned at an altitude of around 900m and is mostly cleared with some healthy stands of native timber providing excellent shade and shelter. Approximately 75% of the property is arable and contains improved pastures of Cocksfoot, Phalaris and Clovers, supported by solid fertilizer application. Soils are a mix of grey loams, with some basalt-type strips and the property presents in a clean and well-maintained condition with sound weed control.
Improvements include an older 2/3 bedroom cottage which is small but insulated, comfortable and in tidy condition, ideally to be used as a weekender or worker accommodation. The cattle yards are constructed of timber and steel and equipped with a new crush. The 2 stand shearing shed is in good working condition and has steel sheepyards attached. There are two new steel frame sheds (Two bay, dirt floor, approx. 12m x 9m x 4.5m and 2 bay, 6m x 6m x 3.5m), a small grain silo and older shed with single carport attached, ideal for ride-on lawn mowers and other implements. Power is connected to the cottage, the 6m x 6m shed and the woolshed.
Water security is a feature with 9 good dams and a very reliable, spring- fed creek providing water to a header-tank & trough system. The immediate local area enjoys an annual average rainfall of approximately 33" (823mm).
Freshly renovated fencing on the property is in good condition and has been designed as a cell grazing system, involving two "cart-wheels" of 7 paddocks each, around two central watering points and supplementary dams. Another 5 paddocks are located outside of the cell system.
The current owners of "Spring Creek" believe that the property should carry between 120 and 130 breeding cows (or equivalent in sheep) in average seasons and would be suited to any grazing operation. It is well-presented and well-located property, in a popular grazing area and the owners are keen for a result due to changes in their professional life. An inspection of "Spring Creek" is highly recommended.
To arrange an appointment please call Peter Crampton on 0409 132 269 or Josh Keefe 0439 269 449
"Spring Creek" has gently undulating, soft rolling country positioned at an altitude of around 900m and is mostly cleared with some healthy stands of native timber providing excellent shade and shelter. Approximately 75% of the property is arable and contains improved pastures of Cocksfoot, Phalaris and Clovers, supported by solid fertilizer application. Soils are a mix of grey loams, with some basalt-type strips and the property presents in a clean and well-maintained condition with sound weed control.
Improvements include an older 2/3 bedroom cottage which is small but insulated, comfortable and in tidy condition, ideally to be used as a weekender or worker accommodation. The cattle yards are constructed of timber and steel and equipped with a new crush. The 2 stand shearing shed is in good working condition and has steel sheepyards attached. There are two new steel frame sheds (Two bay, dirt floor, approx. 12m x 9m x 4.5m and 2 bay, 6m x 6m x 3.5m), a small grain silo and older shed with single carport attached, ideal for ride-on lawn mowers and other implements. Power is connected to the cottage, the 6m x 6m shed and the woolshed.
Water security is a feature with 9 good dams and a very reliable, spring- fed creek providing water to a header-tank & trough system. The immediate local area enjoys an annual average rainfall of approximately 33" (823mm).
Freshly renovated fencing on the property is in good condition and has been designed as a cell grazing system, involving two "cart-wheels" of 7 paddocks each, around two central watering points and supplementary dams. Another 5 paddocks are located outside of the cell system.
The current owners of "Spring Creek" believe that the property should carry between 120 and 130 breeding cows (or equivalent in sheep) in average seasons and would be suited to any grazing operation. It is well-presented and well-located property, in a popular grazing area and the owners are keen for a result due to changes in their professional life. An inspection of "Spring Creek" is highly recommended.
To arrange an appointment please call Peter Crampton on 0409 132 269 or Josh Keefe 0439 269 449
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