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Mirimar, Moorwartha/Burrumbuttock District

384.46 Ha - 950 Acres

Cropping/Sheep/Cattle

An extremely versatile & productive property, ranging from Majors Creek flats through to gently undulating country, 90% arable. 6.9km to Burrumbuttock, 23km to Jindera and 40km to Albury.

Water is reliably sourced from a bore & pumped to a 90,000L tank & gravity fed to troughs. Stock water is also supplied by catchment dams.

Residence: double brick 3 bedroom home with sleepout and 3 living areas.

Improvements: 2 machinery sheds, workshop, 2 stand woolshed & sheep yards, cattle yards, new double garage, 4 car garage. The property is fenced into 21 paddocks.

Current crops of canola & wheat are not given in. Pastures are lucerne and clover rye mix. 300 tonnes (approx) of underground silage given in.

Summary: Mirimar has been held in the current family for 3 generations and is for genuine sale as the vendor is retiring with settlement being February 2013.
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Address 131 Mirimar Road St, Burrumbuttock
Price SOLD
Property Type Rural
Property ID 512

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