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Located in the envied Ben Lomond area, one of the New England's premiere high performance grazing regions, the property has been in the same family for generations and is being offered to the market due to retirement.
Only 7 kilometres from Ben Lomond village, 30 kilometres north of Guyra and 40 kilometres south of Glen Innes ‘Emily Park' is in the very heart of the New England's productivity belt.
100% Heavy basalt soil set on an undulating to hilly canvas ensures livestock of quality feed and shelter.
The 1,289 acres are subdivided into 50 paddocks with 73 stock dams and 2.5 kilometres of permanent creek.
‘Emily Park' has benefited from a 60 year comprehensive fertiliser history and has consistently carried in excess of 6000 DSE split between prime lamb and beef production. The current owner's reputation for producing quality livestock is well known.
A comfortable 3 bedroom weatherboard cottage offers a place to call home while the farm infrastructure is second to none, including a three stand shearing shed, steel cattle yards, 3 sets of sheep yards (one undercover) and a total of 9 multi-purpose farm sheds.
Property Breakdown-
Undulating to hilly heavy basalt New England grazing country
Annual fertilizer application since the 1950's
50 paddocks, 73 dams and 2.5 kilometres of permanent creek
950 mm average rainfall
Consistently carrying in excess of 6000 DSE
Balance of prime lambs and beef cattle
3 bedroom weatherboard home
3 stand shearing shed, 3 sets of sheep yards and a set of steel cattle yards
Total of 9 multi-purpose sheds in excellent condition