462 Chrome Road Branxholme VIC 3302

"Chrome Park" is a safely held, generational grazing and cropping property in highly regarded versatile high rainfall country.
Located within an easy commute 19kms south-west of Hamilton, this outstanding property of 1263 acres / 511.16 hectares is located 7kms north-east of Branxholme.
"Chrome Park" is ideal for a number of agricultural pursuits including cropping and hay production, wool growing, prime lamb and beef cattle production.
Located in 694mm rainfall country, the property is fenced into 26 paddocks
Importantly "Chrome Park" offers substantial comfortable and established accommodation options and includes one 4-bedroom home built of Mt Gambier stone in 2005 and the second a very comfortable red-brick home built in 1978 - both with established gardens. The homes are very functional and well designed with large living, kitchen and dining areas complete with indoor and outdoor entertaining.
Improvements on 21 acres includes a 3-stand raised board shearing shed with timber yards, large 5-bay steel hayshed built in 2000, large machinery shed with workshop, steel open cattle yards, horse stables and numerous additional shedding.
Water supply shouldn't ever be an issue. A high level of water security is provided with a 36-metre bore with submersible pump which is interconnected through the centre of the property to supply stock water to tanks and troughs. In addition, there are 2 large dams as backup for the property.
"Chrome Park" is a gently undulating well balanced property. An estimated 92% of the property consists of red and grey loams with black and chocolate flats with the remainder of the land being sandy grey loams. Pastures have been sown with clover mixes and Victorian and annual ryegrass.
As well as a range of farming pursuits, this property would suit a range of buyers including hay contractors.

Comments: A rare opportunity to acquire a safely held generational versatile property in a tightly held area close to Hamilton. Suited of those buyers looking to expand or commence their farming operations.