- Ohau, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650

353.29 HECTARES (873 ACRES)

SITUATED
Property approximately 27kms north west of Wagga Wagga and 16kms south east of Coolamon. The property fronts the main Coolamon Wagga road at the eastern end.

COUNTRY
The property is currently been used to grow crops (predominately canola and wheat) but in the past has been used to run livestock. ?Ohau' would be ideal for fat lamb or beef production. The soils are red loam and in the past have been sown to lucerne and clover pastures, but in recent years have mainly been under crop.

WATER
The property has five ground tanks with town water troughs to most paddocks.

IMPROVEMENTS
The homestead on 'Ohau' is a three bedroom brick veneer house; open steel frame shed with earth floor 9 x 14.5 metres; steel farmed shed enclosed on three sides 31 x 20 metres; enclosed workshop with concrete floor 7.7 x 8 metres;
2 x 25,000 litre poly tanks; chemical storage and concrete wash bay 17.6 x 6 metres; 20,000 litre sump to disposal pit; silos 2 x 35 tonnes; steel cattle yards, circular design, crush and ramp; old weather board cottage; galvanised iron store shed; silos 35 tonne Lysaght.

AGENTS COMMENTS
This outstanding cropping property is located in a very highly sought after area, not just for its primary production potential, but also for its proximity to the growing city of Wagga Wagga. The Coolamon area is famous for being ?the home? of canola, and with generally very reliable winter rainfall, this area is highly regarded for its wheat and canola yields. Being close to major livestock selling centres adds another dimension to this property.

VENDORS AGENT
Chris Reardon- 0427 772 052
Angus McLaren - 0428 496 289
Bruce Holden ? 0428 278 546

The above information has been supplied to us by the vendor. We have not verified whether or not that information is accurate. All interested parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in order to determine the accuracy of the above information. The property is being offered for sale as per the Contract of Sale and interested parties should rely on their own legal advice as to the accuracy of the contents.