Property Description
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Sheeans
District /State:
Banana, Queensland.
Location:
Located three kilometres west of Banana or seventeen kilometres east of Moura. Bordered by the Dawson and Leichhardt Highway.
Area:
161.62 hectares or approx. 400 acres, Freehold.
19.1 hectare or approx. 47 acres, Lease Land.
Tenure:
| Lot 1 RP615339 | 44.93 ha | 111.0245 acres | Freehold |
| Lot 2 RP615339 | 40.01 ha | 98.86686 acres | Freehold |
| Lot 3 RP615339 | 76.68 he | 189.4804 acres | Freehold |
| Lot A Crown Plan AP8781 | 19.1 ha | 47.19713 acres | Lease Land |
Banana Shire Council rates $928.50 per half yearly, after discount.
Services:
Rural power – single phase, full mobile service, twice weekly mail service, Dawson Highway frontage. Primary school at Banana, school bus service to primary and secondary school at Moura. Fifty kilometres to meatworks and business centre of Biloela.
Country:
Mainly brigalow, softwood and bauhinia country leading to fertile alluvial creek flats. Solid stands of buffel and butterfly pea. One hundred acres (40.46856 ha) of established leucaena (cunningham and peru).
Water:
Bore equipped with solar pump, pumping 3,500 gallon per hour. Pumping to 1 X 10,000 and 1 X 5,000 gallon tanks, that reticulate to troughs throughout the property.
Two other bore holes, including one with windmill.
Average rainfall of twenty eight inches.
Cattle Yards:
Two sets of cattle yards. One main yard of steel construction, with vet crush, scales and drafting facilities, fully undercover.
Second set of timber cattle yards, in fair condition.
Fencing:
Boundary is four barb with wooden and steel post. The internal fences are four and three barb in near new condition, with steel end assemblies and metal gates. Twelve main paddocks, four holding paddocks and the lease area is fenced into two paddocks.
Improvements:
Lowset four bedroom home, complete with built in robes. Main bedroom with ensuite fully renovated bathroom, polished timber floors throughout, a modern timber kitchen with walk in pantry. Complete with office, three reverse cycle air conditioners and two box air conditioners, downstairs bathroom and toilet.
Enclosed two bay garage and double undercover carport with concrete flooring.
The house has been set up for wheel chair access, disable friendly.
Sheds:
One 20 X 9 metre steel machinery shed, one bay fully enclosed with powered workshop and concrete floor.
One 12 X 7 metre partially enclosed hay shed.
Price:
One million two hundred thousand dollars, on a bare basis.
Livestock and some items of machinery would be available at valuation to the successful purchaser.
Agents Remark:
A productive property in an ideal location.
For Inspection Contact
Brad Hanson 0408 684 612
Gary Bishop 0439 982 588
DISCLAIMER
” The above information has been supplied to us by the Vendor. We do not accept responsibility to any person for its accuracy and do no more than pass this information on. Interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.”
Sheeans
District /State:
Banana, Queensland.
Location:
Located three kilometres west of Banana or seventeen kilometres east of Moura. Bordered by the Dawson and Leichhardt Highway.
Area:
161.62 hectares or approx. 400 acres, Freehold.
19.1 hectare or approx. 47 acres, Lease Land.
Tenure:
| Lot 1 RP615339 | 44.93 ha | 111.0245 acres | Freehold |
| Lot 2 RP615339 | 40.01 ha | 98.86686 acres | Freehold |
| Lot 3 RP615339 | 76.68 he | 189.4804 acres | Freehold |
| Lot A Crown Plan AP8781 | 19.1 ha | 47.19713 acres | Lease Land |
Banana Shire Council rates $928.50 per half yearly, after discount.
Services:
Rural power – single phase, full mobile service, twice weekly mail service, Dawson Highway frontage. Primary school at Banana, school bus service to primary and secondary school at Moura. Fifty kilometres to meatworks and business centre of Biloela.
Country:
Mainly brigalow, softwood and bauhinia country leading to fertile alluvial creek flats. Solid stands of buffel and butterfly pea. One hundred acres (40.46856 ha) of established leucaena (cunningham and peru).
Water:
Bore equipped with solar pump, pumping 3,500 gallon per hour. Pumping to 1 X 10,000 and 1 X 5,000 gallon tanks, that reticulate to troughs throughout the property.
Two other bore holes, including one with windmill.
Average rainfall of twenty eight inches.
Cattle Yards:
Two sets of cattle yards. One main yard of steel construction, with vet crush, scales and drafting facilities, fully undercover.
Second set of timber cattle yards, in fair condition.
Fencing:
Boundary is four barb with wooden and steel post. The internal fences are four and three barb in near new condition, with steel end assemblies and metal gates. Twelve main paddocks, four holding paddocks and the lease area is fenced into two paddocks.
Improvements:
Lowset four bedroom home, complete with built in robes. Main bedroom with ensuite fully renovated bathroom, polished timber floors throughout, a modern timber kitchen with walk in pantry. Complete with office, three reverse cycle air conditioners and two box air conditioners, downstairs bathroom and toilet.
Enclosed two bay garage and double undercover carport with concrete flooring.
The house has been set up for wheel chair access, disable friendly.
Sheds:
One 20 X 9 metre steel machinery shed, one bay fully enclosed with powered workshop and concrete floor.
One 12 X 7 metre partially enclosed hay shed.
Price:
One million two hundred thousand dollars, on a bare basis.
Livestock and some items of machinery would be available at valuation to the successful purchaser.
Agents Remark:
A productive property in an ideal location.
For Inspection Contact
Brad Hanson 0408 684 612
Gary Bishop 0439 982 588
DISCLAIMER
” The above information has been supplied to us by the Vendor. We do not accept responsibility to any person for its accuracy and do no more than pass this information on. Interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.”
