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Merredin & Kellerberrin Shires

"Deedering" is a highly regarded property with an enviable production history and quality infrastructure.

Merredin & Kellerberrin growers looking to expand should take note, as should any farmers considering relocation.

A sizeable holding of 17 Titles over 25 locations, which are all adjoining and have been strategically acquired over many years by the current owners.

Frontage to the bitumen roads on the eastern and western boundaries, located approximately 35km West of Merredin, 49km North East of Kellerberrin and 245km East of Perth.

Good mix of soil types, being described as 20% heavy, 40% medium and 40% quality light country. Soils range from productive yellow sandplain and sand over clay, to kind loams and duplex soils to red and brown clays.

Infrastructure constructed to a high standard and designed to be multi-use where possible and include a large 5x2 homestead, large capacity sliding roof fertiliser shed (10m x 15m with 2m concrete walls), machinery shed (20m x 25m) with adjoining 4 stand shearing shed, workshop (31 x 20m), 8 x silos (combined 300t capacity), 2 x 43,000l Flexi-N tanks plus additional housing, machinery and fertiliser storage and other supporting infrastructure.

Stockman will appreciate the design and quality of fencing, laneways, water points, modern shearing shed, sheep yards, five pen feedlot and undercover holding yard adjacent to yards and shearing shed to simplify stock handling and management.

Grain grown on the property is delivered to the Merredin, Hines Hill and Doodlakine CBH sites, which provide numerous segregation options and reasonable freight costs with each being on the Great Eastern Highway and having access to rail.

Being relatively high in the landscape, there are negligible areas of salt affected land and low frost susceptibility overall, being hugely advantageous to prospective buyers.

Watered via 6 scheme water meters reticulating to numerous troughs and tanks plus 6 dams.
Available as a whole, or in three parcels (subject to vendor and buyer requirements) with proposed settlement being March 2016.