Myoora presents an opportunity for you to invest in agriculture at at time when the industry is enjoying record commodity prices and the Australia dollar has reduced to its lowest levels since 2009. The lower dollar has made Australian exports more attractive, which has seen an increase in the annual value of rural goods exports in the last year to June 2015.

The property comprises 130.35 hectares or 322 acres of prime grazing land in the Oura Valley, 25 km north east of NSW’s largest inland city Wagga Wagga. There is sealed road access via the Oura road and there are two freehold titles.

Myoora has long produced prime lambs, consistently running 400 autumn lambing crossbred ewes. The vendors lambs topped the suckers in a 30,000 head yarding at the local Wagga market on 17 September. Wagga has the largest sheep market in the southern hemisphere.

The three bedroom home has an easterly aspect over a local creek. There is a living room with an open fireplace, one bathroom and a sunroom on the southern side. You can move in or renovate. The home is supplied with rainwater from 2 tanks at the house that are pumped to a 9,000 litre storage tank that feeds back to the home.

Locally the annual average rainfall is 575mm, Myoora has 9 dams, some of which are spring fed. A pump is located on the largest spring that pumps to a 25,000 litre storage tank that feeds to 3 troughs in the paddocks surrounding the woolshed and yards.

Infrastructure includes a two stand equipped woolshed with a set of sheep yards adjacent and there is one 23.5 tonne silo. Fencing is netting and barb on steel or timber posts or hingejoint with barb or plain on steel posts, the property is subdivided into 6 main paddocks.

If you are looking for a productive farming investment with great proximity to the major regional city of Wagga Wagga then Myoora could be for you.

All inspections are by appointment with the agent!

For private sale: $770,000

Contact Agent:
Sally Douglas 0428 826 645