Tulmur Aggregation

5480 Diamantina River Rd, Opalton, QLD, 4735, AU

Asset Description

JLL Agribusiness in conjunction with RPL as exclusive agents, are pleased to present for sale Tulmur, Tranby and Owens Creek (the Aggregation), a pastoral enterprise spanning over 74,660* hectares (184,340*acres) in the heart of the esteemed Central West region of Queensland. Representing an opportunity for investors seeking an efficient, low-cost breeding, backgrounding and fattening enterprise with direct frontage to the renowned Diamantina River.

The Aggregation is offered for sale on a bare basis via Expression of Interest, in one line or as separate assets closing Thursday 29^th of May at 4pm (AEST). To obtain further information, please do not hesitate to contract the exclusively appointed agent.

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Attributes

Land area gross

74,660 ha

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Investment Highlights

The Aggregation is made up of three properties. Tulmur which is 54,300* Hectares, Tranby 14,140* Hectares and Owens Creek 6,220* Hectares.
Located 100* lineal kilometres south-west of Winton and 200* kilometres north-west of Longreach providing proximity to end markets.
Supported by a range of fit-for-purpose operational infrastructure, including quality fencing throughout the property subdividing the Aggregation into approximately 12 main paddocks plus numerous holding paddocks and coolers associated with the three sets of 1000 – 1500 head capacity cattle yards.
Two established homestead complexes (Tulmur and Tranby).
The Aggregation is benefitted by adequate stock water across the Aggregation, comprising a network of equipped and unequipped surface dams and a network of seasonal and semi-permanent water holes located on both the Diamantina River and Williams Creek systems.
Land and soil types of the Aggregation are complimentary yet productive, with areas of open Mitchel and Flinders Grass downs to the east, the property transitions into broken Gidyea woodlands and hills to a myriad to channels of broken Gidyea and Coolibah to the west associated with Diamantina River – associated channels of the Diamantina exhibit healthy stands of blue bush, buffel and seasonal species.
Estimated carrying capacity of 4,000 AE.

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