Kirrawah, Narromine NSW 2821

Kirrawah is an extensive rural property spanning approximately 1,226 hectares (3,030 acres) of premier cropping country located north of Narromine in New South Wales. The terrain varies gently from level to sloping areas, primarily consisting of fertile red loam soils complemented by smaller sections of black soil and sandy loam. This diversity supports a robust agricultural profile with a history of wheat, canola, and wheat hay cultivation across nearly 2,900 acres of arable land.

Water infrastructure is well established with a bore at the homestead supplying an electric submersible pump that feeds a large concrete tank and services the private airstrip. Six ground tanks supplemented by one shared tank and contoured draining assist in effective water management, essential for sustainable cropping in the region’s average annual rainfall of 525 millimetres.

The property is fenced into five paddocks with a mix of netting, barb, and ringlock fencing, although some sections require maintenance. Timber on the property chiefly consists of scattered Kurrajong with minimal Box and Belah species mainly along boundaries.

Improvements include an older 1930s three-bedroom home attached to a three-car garage, though it has been unoccupied for some years, as well as a nearby unoccupied cottage. Infrastructure for grain farming is well supported by a large Igloo grain shed of approximately 210 by 60 feet with cement flooring and bunding, capable of storing around 3,000 tonnes and connected to power.

• The property features several outbuildings including fertiliser and hay sheds, and multiple elevated silos with varying capacities, supporting efficient grain storage and handling.
• A digital weighbridge capable of measuring up to 60 tonnes, a machinery loading ramp, and a sizable private 800-metre airstrip enhance operational capacity and access.
• Substantial fuel storage of 12,000 litres is also provided onsite.

Ideally positioned for accessibility, Kirrawah is suited to extensive grain production and benefits from being part of a long-standing family ownership since 1965. The combination of extensive cropping capability, infrastructure, and private air access renders this property a noteworthy opportunity for agricultural producers seeking a fully equipped and historically productive farming estate.