• 322.6 Ha - (797 Acres) 3 Freehold Titles
• Brick 3 Bed + Study Home
• Air Con - Fully Ducted
• 3 Bores - 7 Dams
• 2 Sets Timber Yards
• Approx 200 Ac Ex-Cultivation (Improved Pastures)
• Excellent Steel Sheds + Older Outbuildings
An 'all-round good farm' would probably best describe 'Kidina', with very good infrastructure with little to spend, excellent improved pastures and sound water. Now sewed to well established pastures, around 200 acres at the front have previously been farmed and can easily be returned to cultivation if desired, while native and improved pastures also form a terrific body of feed in the high country at the back. 15 paddocks exist with almost all fencing in excellent condition. Two dams (not seen dry by current owner) water stock at the rear of the block while 3 bores and 5 other dams take care of all stock water, with 4 rainwater tanks for the house supply. One dam has a pump and water line reticulated to a tank above the house for yard/garden water.
The home is a very comfortable brick with fully ducted air conditioning/heating, a good sized country kitchen/dining, separate lounge aswell as another sitting room/library room, adjoining a good sized office. Bedrooms are generous and all built-in. The covered front porch serves as the underground rainwater tank, adjoins the dining room and overlooks the front of the property and beyond to lovely rural, valley views. The rear of the home also has a large verandah area set among the gardens and lawns.
Shedding is very good with many older sheds being replaced over recent years...24m x 12m powered machinery shed, 12m x 12m hay shed, 14m x 10m powered machinery/vehicle shed plus older timber sheds, still in use. The original dairy and smaller timber cattle yards remain near to the house, while a larger set of yards, with good truck access are more centrally located on the property. While Emu Creek Road gives main access, the property also has 3 road frontage, giving access to all 3 titles, with a portion of Rocky Gully Rd being dry weather only. Stands of useful Ironbark trees remain and are available for post/timber requirements in the future.
Current CC would be around 80 breeders with some scope to improve some areas of the property to increase that number.
