251 Rhodes Road, Young NSW 2594

Located south of Young approximately 11 klms from town on the Olympic Way and then a further 2.5klms along Rhodes Road. The property is commonly known as "Duck-Inn". Encompassing both sides on the road, the property is situated on approximately 63 hectares or 155 acres.

Accommodation -
Constructed in 2002, the property has a lovely 4 bedroom clad house with verandahs to the front and back. The master bedroom has a walk through robe and an ensuite, bedrooms 2 & 3 have built in robes and bedroom 4 can double as a bedroom or an office. The main bathroom is in as new condition and offers the convenience of 3 way access. A slow combustion wood heater as well as evaporative cooling keeps the weather at bay all year round. The kitchen / meals area offers no fuss functionality and is adjacent to the back Verandah and entertaining bbq area.

Workshop -

The shed is constructed of steel with iron cladding. Measuring 19m X 18.5m, which includes a skillion section on the eastern side. The shed is powered with concrete floor and a cool room inside. This shed is well catered for with power outlets and offer workshop space, storage, car accommodation as well as security for many valuable items needed on a farm

Other Improvements -

Machinery Shed / Hay Shed 19mX12m and 4m high capable of accommodating trucks, headers, balers or floats, hay and other feeds and equipment. A 2 stand shearing shed, originally a dairy and now converted with yards and power adds further value. There is also a chemical shed. Fencing is a real feature with almost all fencing in excellent condition and definitely stock proof.

Water -
There is an abundance of water on this property. The house is serviced via 3 x 7000 gallon tanks. There are 5 dams on the property including a 12 megalitre and an 8 megalitre storage facility. The other 3 dams are livestock dams. A leister diesel power pump capable of 10,000 gallons per hour capacity can push water around the property. There is a 15 megalitre surface water licence attached to the storage dams. A stock and domestic licenced bore (currently set to pump 800 gph) also adds great value. Water can be transferred from dams or bore along an irrigation pipeline to irrigate, fill stock troughs and provide water to the gardens and house. There are 4 paddock troughs and another in the sheep yards.

Paddocks -
The property is separated into approx. 10 paddocks including a small paddock /laneway, all with water. The laneway acts as a connection for the easy handling of stock. The property is mostly arable with some small stands of shelter timber, perfect protection for ewes and lambs. There is a mix of pastures across the property including Lucerne, 8 types of clovers, coxfoot, phalaris and ryegrass blends. Oats has been planted this year as well for hay and grain production. Lucerne ranges up to 9 years of age and pastures mostly planted in the last 4 years. Single super has been applied across the property 3 years ago.

Duck-Inn is a very well appointed property aimed at those who appreciate what hard work can achieve. The property would definitely lend itself to many applications as well. Inspection will confirm that this property is well maintained and offers great potential. To arrange an inspection or for more information call Dick Cummins of Ray White Young on 0438 299 446.

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