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Hi There,

Thanks for taking a look at these farms.

The vendor is VERY keen to sell these allotments as he's bought in Queensland.


NOTE - VENDOR KEEN TO SELL - FORGET THESE RANGES - MAKE AN OFFER!!! ONLY 1 Lot Left!

• Emma's Range *** UNDER CONTRACT *** 34.4 Ha (85 Acres) - by negotiation $115,000 - $125,000

• Charlies Paddock *** UNDER CONTRACT *** 41.9 Ha (103 Acres) - by negotiation $125,000 - $145,000

• Eddies Run - 192 Ha (474 Acres) - by Negotiation $235,000 - $275,000 - why not try $185-210k?

I have Aerial drone photo's, plus exact location maps - please complete your details on this page and we'll send them off as soon as possible.

AND - we'll send you the link to make an offer.



Kind Regards,
Nigel Christie
Urban & Rural Partners



HERE'S SOME HISTORY .....

When Phil's father bought this farmland known as Coora in the mid 1960's - they did it tough.

Early settlers in the area cleared this land for farming mostly the grazing of sheep - generally Merino's for wool production, but as the years have gone on Coora has seen meat sheep and cropping.

Phil's dad Eddy established his Merino Flock on the property which he ran with his mother Emma and father Charlie, however unable to establish their own shearing shed - Eddy would walk these sheep 15km to the nearest woolshed at shearing time.

Eddy survived the harsh seasons and co-habited with the Kangaroos and Wombats and eventually the property was the passed down to Phil where he has continued to graze sheep.

Since Phil took the custodianship of the property he promoted the growth of a huge range of natural herbage and grasses attracting a wide range of parrots and migrating birds.

On the allotments, there are stands of Mallee trees - ideal for setting up your bush camp and maybe novice bee keeping.

Now days gaining access to the property is easy with an leisurely 1hr 45mins from the centre of Adelaide driving past the Mt Mary Hotel then a further 10 minutes to the Murray River and further services at Morgan.

Phil's now retiring and he wants to share the love of the area with those who'd like to experience the freedom a small farm provides - and has therefore decided to sell off the farm in individual bush retreats.