Overview

This commercial farming property presents a remarkable opportunity for horticulture enthusiasts, boasting an impressive area of 113.85 hectares (approximately 281.32 acres), with around 60 hectares suitable for cropping. Located on the banks of the Burnett River, just 10 minutes west of Mundubbera in the North Burnett Region, this property is ideal for various agricultural pursuits.

The property is particularly well-suited for growing grapes, blueberries, citrus, tree crops, mangoes, and even for livestock such as cattle and horses. Additionally, there are approximately 2500 Royal Honey Murcotts that could be revitalized for production.

Water security is exceptional at Allanvale, featuring a 75-megawatt Burnett Water Allocation, a 250-megalitre irrigation dam, and a 338-megalitre flood harvest licence. The irrigation pump is strategically located adjacent to one of the deepest water holes in the region, ensuring reliable water access for agricultural activities.

Structures on the property include a spacious machinery shed measuring 24.4m x 12.2m, complete with a concrete floor and loading bay, as well as a chemical shed. The property is equipped with numerous hectares of hail netting poles and cables, ready for recovery. Furthermore, the entire property is fully fenced, providing security and delineation for various farming activities.

For those interested in expanding their agricultural ventures, a video showcasing a block of mature grapes on the vendor's adjoining property is available, which can be leased in the future if needed.

This property is a rare find, offering a blend of agricultural potential and water security, making it an attractive investment for those looking to enter or expand within the horticulture sector.

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