Ascot & Arundel Aggregation _Property for Sale

Toowoomba Cecil Plains Road, Norwin, QLD, 4356, AU

Ascot & Arundel Aggregation

Asset Description

JLL as exclusive agents are pleased to present for sale Ascot & Arundel Aggregation, a well-developed farming enterprise situated within the renowned and tightly held eastern Darling Downs region.

Ascot & Arundel Aggregation represents a fully operational farming enterprise featuring a total land area of 1,015.69* hectares across four Freehold Certificates of title. The Aggregation represents an opportunity to purchase an asset with productive land, incredibly fertile soil types, secure water resources and practical on-farm infrastructure.

The Aggregation is offered for sale by Expression of Interest in one line or as separate assets closing Thursday 10 October 2024 at 4pm AEST. To discuss the opportunity, obtain further information, or to arrange an inspection. Please do not hesitate to contact the exclusively appointed agents.

Approximately*

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Attributes

Land area gross

2,510.59 acres

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Investment Highlights

The Darling Downs is regarded as one of the primary production regions of grains, seeds and cereals in Australia.
Strategically located 21* lineal kilometres east of Cecil Plains and 58* kilometres south of Dalby.
Ascot and Hoedown collectively occupy a total area of 513.07* hectares of which 446.87* hectares of irrigated and 1.90* hectares are dryland.
Arundel and Glengyle collectively occupy 502.63* hectares total, comprised of 177.95* hectares of Flood Irrigation, 199.52* of Lateral Irrigation and 76.77* hectares of dryland.
The Aggregation is benefited by practical and functional irrigation infrastructure, pump stations, plant & equipment.
Topography is flat open river plains country with good quality irrigable and dryland black self-mulching alluvial clay soils.
Underpinned by Condamine River North Branch and Alluvium licences, the benefit of captured overland flows provides a variety of on-farm water sources. This is further benefited by 1,106* ML of on farm water storage across the Aggregation.