700 John Clifford Way Way
Lowmead, QLD 4676

Overview

Warro view, large scale grazing with developmen...

The phone enquiry code for this property is – 1646. Warro View is a prime location close to major cattle markets, situated just 10km from Lowmead, 90km from Bundaberg, and 46km from Miriam Vale, with sales occurring once a month. Gracemere is 213km away with weekly sales, and Biggenden is 135km away with sales occurring fortnightly.

This property consists of two titles, 6SP228689 and 41FD325, combined to offer a total of 4,207 acres (1,705 hectares). The area receives an annual rainfall of over 1,000mm and has a carrying capacity of 280 breeders.

Access to the property has been recently upgraded with bitumen along John Clifford Way. The main pasture consists of Wynn Cassia, Spear grass, Signal Grass, and Rhodes Grass. The soil types include black sandy loam, orange sandy loam, heavy dark soil creek flats, and some grey hardwood timber soils. While some rats tail is present, it is maintained at a manageable level.

The residence is a weatherboard Queenslander home featuring 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and 2 toilets, with a concreted area underneath. The property includes several sheds: a workshop shed in the house yard, a storage shed, a cool room shed with butchering equipment, a hay shed, a workshop with 6 bays (3 concreted and 3 dirt), and a truck shed that accommodates two trucks with an overhang for hay storage.

The cattle yards can comfortably hold 250 breeders plus calves, constructed with a combination of wood and steel panels, featuring a 3-way draft off crush under a roof, plunge dip, and loading ramp. There is also a small feedlot/loading out yard with an adjustable ramp suitable for trucks and stock trailers, along with an undercover feed trough and storage area.

The property is freehold and includes a 6-acre hay paddock mixed with signal and Rhodes grass, 3 holding paddocks primarily of signal grass, 8 paddocks in total, and 10 dams (3 large dams that retain ample water during dry years).

All paddocks are connected through a central laneway, with seasonal creeks and permanent waterholes throughout. Each paddock has access to lick stations and squares connected to the laneway, facilitating easy mustering. Recent technology, including a thermal drone, has simplified the mustering process. The majority of the property is fenced with 4-wire barb, with some sections of the laneway using 3-wire barb.

There is potential for secondary income through timber cutting for fencing posts, with timber types including Narrow Leaf Ironbark, Spotted Gum, Blue Gum, and Turpentine.

Available WIWO by negotiation are a portable office/bedroom, a Mitsubishi Tipper truck, a Daedong Tractor with implements (baler, mower, hay rake, spreader, standard bucket, 4 in 1 bucket, pallet forks, and slasher), an International tractor with post digger/driver, a Cat D5Gxl dozer with stick rake, and a commercial breeder herd primarily of Droughtmasters, consisting of approximately 200 females and 6 bulls aged 3-6 years, all registered with Droughtmaster Australia and PP (no horned calves).

*Approximately. **Every effort has been made to provide the most accurate detailing of this property; however, the agent/vendor takes no responsibility for any omission, wrongful inclusion, misdescription, or typing error in this marketing material. All interested parties should make their inquiries to verify the information and satisfy any concerns they may have. All fixtures shown may not be included in the sale.

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