199 Top Somerton Road

Attunga NSW 2345

Area:
116.5 hectares (288 acres)
Location:
1 km Attunga, 25 km Tamworth
Country:
Gently sloping to flat river country with Peel River frontage
Arable:
95% acres arable.
Soils:
Fertile alluvial river loams to red and black basalt
Timber:
River gums, She oaks, White and Yellow Box.
Rainfall:
Approximately 27 inches (700 ml)
Stock Water:
Supplied from irrigation bore pumping to a new 40,000 gallon tank and reticulated throughout the property.
Irrigation:
W.A.L. 348 megalitres bore allocation
Peel River Licence 485 megalitres
2 x 25 HP electric motors with concrete liners on the bores.
1 x 65 HP electric motor on river pump.
PVC and fibro 6 and 8 underground mains servicing the whole property.
New 24ha (60 acre) Pivot
New double run lateral move irrigator covering 28ha (70 acres)
2 Travis side roll irrigators and pipes.
The irrigation development is well laid out, easy to manage and has excellent yield history.
Fencing:
Fencing is in good condition mainly ringlock and barbs.
Farm programme:
The property s current programme includes 100 acres irrigated lucerne with approximately 120 acres fallowed for winter cropping. In normal seasons the property produces between 20,000 to 25,000 small bales of lucerne hay and can carry up to 100 head of cattle or fat lambs.
Improvements:
Well presented 3 bedroom weatherboard home set in large country garden, with swimming pool and car port.
As new 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom cottage.
60 x 20 all steel hayshed
5 bay tractor / machinery shed.
Twin size machinery shed/workshop with single and 3 phase power.
Machinery shed.
2 x elevated grain silos 150 tonne capacity
Large set steel cattle yards with crush
Large horse handling facilities including undercover round yard, foaling ring and joining yard, vet race and stallion yards.
5 bay brick stable complex with tack area and office.
Hot and cold wash down bay.

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