320 Warrens Lane

Lansdowne NSW 2430

135 Acres of high carrying capacity country. Every square inch of this property is productive!
Owner rated carrying capacity of 100 cows & calves given average annual rainfall.
Long frontage to Lansdowne River which offers easy access for livestock & excellent swimming holes.
A current irrigation license on the river will carry over to a new owner.
Charming older style homestead offers three large bedrooms, two air-conditioned living rooms. Galley style kitchen, dining area & screened in rear sunroom.
Magnificent views of the Lansdowne escarpment from the home and all areas of the property.
Single car garage plus a double carport at the home. Solid five bay machinery shed & ex dairy bails offer good cover and storage for farm equipment, hay, fertiliser etc.
Stockyards, electronic cattle scales & holding pens are all in place and ready for immediate use. Easy access & egress to the property for the movement of livestock.
Established pastures include kikuyu, clover & paspalum. Off stream watering systems in place.
Established internal paddocks & laneways make for easy movement of cattle across the acreage.
?Benhaven' has been the home of award winning cattle at the Royal Easter Show for many years. Originally a dairy property producing some of the valleys finest milk this holding was moved to cattle production in the mid 1990's. With a picture perfect backdrop of the escarpment and lush green paddocks as far as the eye can see ?Benhaven' is an awe inspiring property for those buyers looking to enjoy a country lifestyle on the coast.
Agent Note:- Make no mistake this impressive Lansdowne property will be one of the finest offerings of rural land in the Manning Valley through 2022. To say that this is a rare chance to acquire such a property is an understatement!
Call our office to make your appointment for an inspection of this fine property prior to the Auction. Inspections can also be carried out from early Saturday morning with the Auction to be held on site at 1pm Saturday the 19th February.