The farm is being offered for sale by any of 3 options:
- Farm as 3 titles total 995 hectares, including the homestead and all buildings
- Farm land as 2 titles total 976 hectares including livestock yards and shearing shed
- Homestead circa 1860 and Cottage being 1 title, 19 hectares

FARM DETAILS
A self-replacing Angus beef herd produce yearlings for the local trade. Approximately 40 ‘keeper’ heifers are introduced to the herd annually. Merino ewes are joined to White Suffolk Rams providing a nucleus for a second cross prime lamb flock. Dry land crops which have been grown include brassicas, oats, and millet and tama ryegrass.
Dark grey sandy loams which dominate the soil structures are regularly fertilised. Native vegetation species have been fenced off to provide livestock shelter belts. 5 strand plain wire electrified fences subdivide 26 main paddocks. Dams and troughs provide ample livestock water. Basic farming infrastructure includes cement based cattle yards, a 2 stand shearing shed and sheep yards, 4 bay machinery shed, chemical storage shed and a 2 bedroom workers cottage.

HOMESTEAD
“Bel Respiro” meaning ‘beautiful air’. Judge McPherson transported this large prefabricated timber home from England in about the 1860′s. The homestead is located on a prominent headland and enjoys panoramic water views of the Tamar River and is only a few minutes’ walk from Bass Strait beaches. The floor plan and its north facing position allows for maximum sunlight to be captured in all seasons. Outstanding features of this colonial home include Baltic pine internal walls, cedar mantle pieces, bay windows, French doors, generous room dimensions, modern bathroom and kitchen (with combustion stove) and 3 or 4 bedrooms.
- Private location
- Panoramic views of Bass Strait
- Mild climate
- 1 hour drive to Launceston or Devonport airport
- Walk to local golf course or beaches

Expressions of interest close 5pm, 14th November 2014