637 Mia Mia Road Purlewaugh NSW 2357

The 'Mia Mia Aggregation' is recognised as one of the finest, mixed grazing and farming enterprises in the renowned Purlewaugh Valley only 25km east of Coonabarabran.
A mixture of high yielding soils and 700mm rainfall provides an opportunity to grow a range of crops and pastures, ideally suited to produce numerous agriculture commodities.
The Aggregation covers an area of 3,372.2 ha (8,332 ac)* of which is a mix of mainly black/chocolate heavy self-mulching rich basalt soils and quick responding red and sandy loams.
The property runs from flat to mainly gently sloping and undulating kurrajong country with an area of 2,070 ha (5,115 ac)* of cultivation which has the ability of producing winter cereals and or summer crops plus a large amount of fodder. The remaining grazing country consistently runs significant numbers of livestock year in year out, watered by 3 exceptional bores and reticulation water systems.
A fencing programme has been implemented over the past few years, replacing almost all road boundary fences and many internal fences. Laneways and swinging gates provide ease of livestock movements to the three sets of cattle yards located in accessible places for B-Double access.
A large range of substantial working infrastructure scatted throughout the aggregation provide your needs to run an operation of this scale and calibre including large steel hay/machinery sheds, workshops, storage sheds and elevated grain silos. Accommodation includes two renovated homesteads and one workmen's cottage.
The current owners run the operation as a mixed enterprise, cropping an area of 1,700-2,500 acres annually and run 900 cows and calves however with ongoing pasture development there is no reason you wouldn't run 1,200-1,300 cows and calves.
Added benefits to the aggregation is its central location to major Livestock markets, Grain receivals, Abattoirs and Feedlots.
An information memorandum is available upon request and inspections strictly by appointment, with the exclusive listing agents.