150 Treloar Road

Tambar Springs NSW 2381

Country: The property is predominantly flat and slightly undulating to the homestead, yards and sheds. Approximately 85% of the property is arable with improved pastures. There is approx. 12 ha on the eastern side of Wandobah Rd which is already pulled and windrowed and just needs to be burnt. The soil ranges from rich fertile black plains through to light sandy loams and the timber comprises mostly of Box, Apple, Red Gum trees and the occasional Kurrajongs.
Water: Main water supply is a bore with an electric submersible pump feeding the homestead and troughs. There is a second bore with a solar and submersible pump supplying a holding tank which supplies water to all the troughs on the eastern side of the property. The property has 6 dams and 16 troughs.
Rainfall: Rainfall is an average 26' per annum.
Fencing: The fencing is very good throughout the property with subdivision fences providing 25 paddocks in total.
Improvements:
- Fantastic main homestead with 4 bedrooms, 2 offices, 3 bathrooms, 2 living rooms and a large kitchen. There are also three verandahs to choose from with amazing views to the north.
- Pool
- 3 car garage and storage building beside the house
- Set of steel cattle yards with vet crush, weigh box plus large holding yards
- Set of sheep yards
- Storage shed at yards - 20m x 7m
- Hay shed - 16 x 10m
- Machinery / fodder shed - 42m x 15m
- Small shed - 6m x 6m
- 20m x 5m shed - including a closed in staff accommodation, 2 x open bays and a closed lockable bay all with a concrete floors.
- Clay pigeon shooting paradise set up with 2 bunkers and 3 x concrete stands.
- Silos - 2 x 65 tonne, 2 x 40 tonne, 1 x 15 tonne

This is a very neat property that only needs minor work to take it to the next level.
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