Location:
185 Pats Road, Broughton is situated approximately 12 km Southeast of Charters Towers, off Woodchopper Road. Only a about 10-minute drive to town. It is a quiet cul-de-sac style subdivision surrounded by other 49 acre lots.
Area Tenure:
Total 20.01 ha or 49.44 acres approximately
Vacant Land Freehold Issuing
Zoning Rural & Rural Activity
Shed:
The current owners have just built a 16 x 12 metre Colourbond Total Span shed.
It features
3 x big roller doors - 4 metres high
2 x medium sized roller doors- 3.5 metres high
150 mm thick concrete slab (Suitable for medium sized machinery)
5 metres high to the apex
Colourbond colour - Monument
Gutters & Down pipes
Painted PA Door with deadlock
Water + Tank:
The property has a PVC cased bore on the property which was measured at the time of drilling to have 320 gallons per hour, as estimated by the driller. It remains capped and unequipped. One option would be to equip it with a solar submersible pump and a few solar panels. The buyer would need to run some poly pipping up to the shed if the wished to live in it. The property comes with a Dino tuff Poly tank which is approximately 4000 Gallons.
Water Bore details:
Hole 37 Metres
1215 LPH
SWL 6.5 M
TDS 890
Set pump at 30 M
Electricity:
Most of the hard yards and costs have been done with the electricity connected to the property. It has a hot dipped galvanised, engineered power pole which the power line in has been wired by ergon and the power box wired by a licensed electrician. All that remains is to connect it to the shed or a future house.
Country/ Land:
This country is a mixture of gravely loams and red clay type soils. It has a mixture of grasses such as Buffel, black spear grass, Urachloa, couch and native blue grasses. Aswell as these grasses it also has a legumes such as Townsville Stilo, Verano and Butterfly Pea. It has a mixture of native gum trees such as Gum Topped Box, Ghost Gum, Poplar Box, Silver leaf ironbark, Narrow leaf ironbark, Bloodwood, Wattle and other native scrubs. Noxious weeds on the property consist of mostly Chinee Apple & Currant Bush but there could possibly be Rubber vine, Belly ache bush and other weeds not seen yet.
Disclaimer: The above report has been prepared by Slaney & Co based on information supplied by the property owner and other credible sources. Every endeavor has been made to verify its accuracy. Whilst we trust the information to be correct, we make no warranties or guarantees, and prospective purchasers must rely on their own enquiries & research.
