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The offering of Corambie, Dungallon and Brae Park present a unique opportunity to acquire properties regarded as some of the best producing in one of the most s ...

The offering of Corambie, Dungallon and Brae Park present a unique opportunity to acquire properties regarded as some of the best producing in one of the most sought-after farming areas of Central West New South Wales. Corambie, Dungallon and Brae Park cover a combined area of 3,665.7ha* (9058.1* acres) in the tightly held Narromine/Trangie district, of which 3,303.1ha* (8,162.1* acres) is the adjoining properties Corambie and Dungallon with the additional land of Brae Park only a short distance away. The properties have been extensively developed and improved for mixed irrigation including row crop and drip irrigation including pumping and water infrastructure delivery systems and water storage facilities. This is complimented by large areas of open dryland farming plus a licenced 999 head cattle feedlot. Supporting infrastructure includes an agricultural airstrip for on farm application requirements, grain storage facilities, a substantial gravel deposit, staff residences and support buildings. A defining feature of Corambie and Dungallon is the large general security licence of 5,713ML, supplementary allocation of 413.17 ML and a large volume production bore with a licence of 1,146ML able to produce12ML/day*. On Brae Park the bore pumps 2.5ML/day*. With water of increasing value, this offers excellent long-term water security and reliability. •3,665.7ha* (9058.1* acres) in total across three properties with 3,303.1ha* (8,162.1* acres) adjoining in Corambie and Dungallon •1,031ha* (2,546.57* acres) developed for irrigation •Soils comprising of sandy loams on Brae Park through to red loams through to heavy clay soils on Dungallon and Corambie •Water entitlement total of 7386.17ML with 950ML* on farm storage •All irrigation fields have been laser levelled •630t silo storage plus 800t in grain sheds •Historically the aggregation has grown high value irrigation crops, primarily cotton, with corn grown in rotation. Dryland crops have included wheat, durum, barley, canola and chickpeas •999 head licenced feedlot •Both AWB and Grain Corp have bulk storage and handling facilities within 15* minutes from all properties. Cotton gins are located at Trangie and Gin Gin. Livestock selling centres are located at Narromine and Dubbo A detailed information memorandum is available on request. Corambie and Dungallon to be auctioned together followed by Brae Park.