"Spring Creek" Scrubby Mountain Road

Situated in the Cania district 27* kilometres north of Monto (21* kilometres off the Burnett Highway with 22* kilometres of bitumen and 5* kilometres of gravel) and 97* kilometres southeast of Biloela. Frontage to Clonmel Road and Scrubby Mountain Road.

Total area approximately 809 hectares - 1,999 acres in 2 freehold titles.

'The Homestead Block'

• Approximately 280 hectares (691acres)
• Full frontage to Spring Creek running back to rolling ridges.
• Blue gum along the creek flats, ironbark on the ridges.
• 277* hectares Category X. Property has been selectively cleared; majority can be ploughed to establish improved pastures.
• 60* hectares (148* acres) of creek flats, approximately 23 hectares (57* acres) can be irrigated, the balance is suitable for dryland cropping.
• Irrigation bore equipped with diesel pump and turbine pump. Underground main with 5 hydrants plus the established centre pivot pad of approximately 10.5 hectares (26* acres), we have been advised there has been installation of 150mm class 9 PVC underground main to a second pad site.
• Reinke 3 span centre pivot powered by a 15KVA generator with a Kubota diesel engine.
• Stock bore equipped with Honda powered jet pump. Capped bore unequipped.
• Accommodation comprises a lowset weatherboard residence, detached enclosed 2 room building, 2 rail carriages converted to fully self contained accommodation with toilet and shower, timber hut with concrete floor and galley fire pit.
• Large hay and machinery shed, enclosed storage shed.
• Subdivided into 3 main paddocks plus farming paddocks.

'The Back Block'

• Approximately 529 hectares (1,307 acres)
• Forest country with several gullies and hollows that feed towards Spring Creek
• Blue gum and Morton Bay ash along the hollows, Ironbark with patches of spotted gum along the ridges
• 195* hectares Category X. Approximately 130 hectares has been cleared on the southern and eastern side
• Easement for pipeline to tank and trough from bore on the Homestead Block. Dam and seasonal swamp.