Queensland's One Ton Post land listed for sale

Queensland's One Ton Post land listed for sale
Staff reporterJune 23, 2019

Two agricultural properties spanning 7,000ha and home to the heritage-listed One Ton Post survey marker in Queensland’s Border Rivers region have been listed for sale.

Carnarvon totals 4,356ha, comprising approximately 988ha developed to flood irrigation, 406ha of dryland cultivation and 2,962ha of grazing and support land.

The property benefits from fertile soil types underpinning high cotton and grain yields, as well as on-farm storage totaling 11,370mL and water entitlements of 2,600mL Barwon Zone Nominal Volume and 3,666mL of Barwon-Darling water.

The heritage-listed One Ton Survey Post - Australia’s largest wooden survey peg - is also located on the property.

Established in 1882, the peg marks the 29th parallel of latitude – the straight section of the Queensland/New South Wales border, from Cameron Corner to the Barwon River.

The second property, Garrawilla & Belmore, is a 2,316ha property, comprising 1,398ha developed to flood irrigation, 362ha of dryland cultivation and an additional 556ha of grazing and support land.

It features on-farm storage capacity, totaling 6,700mL in addition to water allocations of 7,293mL of Barwon Zone Nominal Volume.

The two properties are being offered for sale separately.

CBRE’s Josh Ledingham and Simon Cudmore have been appointed to sell Garrawilla & Belmore via Expressions of Interest.

The pair are also selling Carnarvon, conjunctionally with Moree Real Estate’s Cliff Brown and Paul Kelly, via Expression of Interest.

The properties are each expected to generate buyer interest of around $22 million.

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