Wirrah Station spans approximately 2,073* acres (839* hectares) and is located 29 km southwest of Wee Waa. This property features a mix of cleared and timbered grazing land, having previously supported cattle farming. It is well-watered and equipped with quality fencing, along with a not so charming, albeit aging, original cottage and essential infrastructure.
Key Features:
• Location: 29 km southwest of Wee Waa. 71 km to Narrabri.
• Acreage: 2,073* acres (839* hectares) across two lots, with a boundary measuring 3 km x 2.7 km.
• Land Composition: Approximately 570* acres are open or lightly timbered, while 1,500* acres are heavily timbered, predominantly with brigalow.
• Soil Type: Lighter sandy loams.
• Fencing & Paddocks: The property is divided into three paddocks, all with new to good fencing. Access around the paddocks is facilitated by dirt roads.
• Water Supply: Several dams, a well, a 65,000-liter tank at the cottage, and the seasonal Werah Creek running through the property ensure ample water supply.
• Infrastructure: Includes basic steel cattle yards and a 20 ft container under cover.
• Cottage: The original cottage, though in need of a full renovation, could be restored to a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with two living spaces. It is connected to septic, power, and water.
• Education: Primary and secondary schools are available in both Wee Waa and Narrabri.
• Rates: $1,288 p/a.
Currently stocked with a few goat herds and natural wildlife. This property represents an excellent opportunity to improve the soils to run additional livestock as well as possibly utilizing it as a hunting destination or lifestyle property.
For inspections, please contact Kim Rozendaal or Kodey Stanford.
