Located some 26km north of Gilgandra just off the Castlereagh Highway is ?Fairview’.
The property is level to a very gentle slope comprising of first class farming and grazing country. Typical with the area the soils are a very deep, fertile black self-mulching type with small areas of soft red loams. Without a doubt the Curban area is renowned for its productive soft soils.

The property, while not having a home, has a very good set of steel sheep yards with loading race and cement draft. There is water to the yards. Alongside the yards is the all steel and iron hay shed, 75′ x 30′ in size and in good repair. There is single phase 240 volt power available at the yards.

Fairview is watered by 7 dams, 2 of which have been cleaned in recent times. In addition to the dams complementing the properties water is a bore equipped by a windmill. This reticulates to 6 troughs throughout the property from an overhead tank.

As the property presents today in the winter of 2020 there has been the following sown and all crops are given in:
450 acres Suntop wheat
450 acres Hatrick chickpeas
65kg/ha of DAP sown at time of planting

140 acres of Millet was planted in the summer which has now been baled.

The owner has run a sheep breeding and fattening operation in conjunction with winter cereal/fodder production.

Overall the fencing is of a good stock proof standard being primarily hinge joint and barb with steel posts. The property is subdivided into 8 paddocks. Predominant timbers are belah, Rosewood and Box.

Fairview inspects in very good order with the winter crop sown and coming up. The quality of the soils and standard of existing infrastructure is sure to appeal for those seeking and additional or absentee block.

We recommend you inspect.

Asking price $2,250,000 – Crops Given In