3 houses for sale in Yethera

LAWD is pleased to present for sale Talbra Aggregation (the Aggregation), a dryland cropping opportunity situated within a premier dryland cropping region, Central West New South Wales. Consisting of four non-contiguous properties, Talbra (1,227 hectares), Pinegrove (515 hectares), Sundown (259 hectares) and The Troffs (469 hectares). The Aggregation is for sale in-one-line. Comprising 2,470 hectares in total, of which 2,279 hectares (92%) is arable. The Aggregation is currently producing high yielding crops (wheat, canola, barley, and faba beans). The Aggregation features predominantly open and level land types, with internal fencing removed offering economies of scale and operating efficiencies. Production is underpinned by fertile soil types (red-brown earths and red clay loams), extensive fertiliser and liming history, together with a reliable long-term average rainfall of 500 millimetres. Water is supplied from bore along with 270,000 litres of potable rainwater storage. Extensive

Area & Tenure: 3739.62 Acres (1513.3 Ha) Situation: 35 Km west Peak Hill 35 Km Tullamore, 55 Km Narromine 75 Km Parkes Description: Red alluvial soil, running to grey creek flats, timbered with Kurrajong, Yellow Box, Myall, Rosewood, Iron Wood, Pine and Belah. Approximately 1600 Acres are arable. Watered by 9 Dams. Average annual rainfall of 475 mm (19). Subdivided into 18 paddocks with hinge joint and netting fences. Structural Improvements: Five bedroom homestead, 2 toilets Meat house, triple garage, 8 silos, machinery shed, workshop with pit, grain and hay shed. Four stand shearing shed with yards. Cattle yards with crush. Features: - A well-balanced property with both cropping and grazing enterprises - Approx. 1600 ac arable - Large 5 Bedroom Brick Homestead - Well-watered Graddle Creek - 4 stand shearing shed and cattle yards - Adequate shedding Agents comments: A great holding of versatile mixed farming/ grazing property held in the family since 1950 it has a huge potential for l

Area & Tenure: 1,810 Acres (732.5 Ha). Situation: 18 kms Northwest from Tullamore & 36 kms from Tottenham and 87 kms from Narromine. Description: Flat but well drained and red alluvial loam to quartz rise soil. The timber you will find on this property is Kurrajong, Pine, Box, Wilga, Wattle, and Iron bark. Approximately 1,500 Acres Arable (80% Arable). Watered by 8 dams and 3 reliable springs. Average annual rainfall of 21 (533mm). Western fencing, netting and hinge joint. The property is divided into 12 paddocks with plain wire and hinge joint. Structural Improvements: Five-bedroom Fibro and tin roof homestead, with open plan kitchen, dining and lounge room. Wood fire and Evaporated air conditioning and good size QLD sunroom room. Machinery shed Double garage 2 Silo's 10 KWA Solar panels Two stand shearing shed with steel yards Features: 1,810 Acres (732.5 Ha) Five bedroom homestead 80% Arable 2 Stand Shearing Shed with steel yards Reliable springs 18 kms from Tullamore Inspection by

Water really is a feature with 3 stock & domestic bores (1 equipped), 80,000lt rain water storage, good catchment into dams with seasonal creek flows. Forest View offers a great opportunity to get into an affordable mixed farming enterprise, a exceptional starter or additional block. Forest View has a comfortable 3 bedroom home including renovated bathroom A/C in most rooms, both wood and gas heating. Renovated 3 stand equipped sheering shed with new yards and loading ramp attached. Well maintained low maintenance garden including rustic garden art. Forest View really does offer a great opportunity to get into a well maintained smaller mixed farming operation with good quality open Currajong country running into some more timbered country excellent for stock shelter. For further details please call Gavan on 0498 153 300 Inspections strictly by appointment only

2633 Bruie Plains Road, Bruie Plains NSW 2875 423.91 Ha | 1,047.48 Ac across 2 titles Positioned in the well-regarded Parkes Shire and offering over 423 hectares of mixed farming country, La Escondida delivers a rare combination of strong soils, genuine scale and comfortable modern living. With approximately 80% arable country, a notional carrying capacity of 785 DSE and extensive native pastures, this is an adaptable holding suited to both grazing and cropping pursuits. Lightly timbered with Kurrajong, Grey Box and Cypress Pine, offering natural shade and shelter plus a 260-metre Casuarina windbreak. Water security is a feature with six dams, significant rainwater storage totalling 103,000 litres, and approx. 3km of dual frontage to a Genaren Creek tributary. The 2006 homestead presents four bedrooms, two bathrooms and open-plan living with reverse-cycle air conditioning and ceiling fans throughout. A full 360° bullnose verandah frames the home, complemented by 18 solar panels, underg

Bowyer & Livermore is pleased to present to the market 'Part Woodville', a productive 199.3 hectare (approx. 495 acre) mixed-farming holding located in the Central West of NSW, positioned 30 km west of Peak Hill and 65 km north-west of Parkes. Offering versatility, clean open country and strong soil profiles, the property is ideal for cropping and livestock pursuits, while also lending itself to lifestyle or a weekend escape. Key Features: 199.3 hectares (approx. 495 acres) Dark to heavy soils with high organic matter, ideal for cropping Generally flat to slightly undulating country Four paddocks for easy stock and crop rotation Five dams with reliable catchment Multiple road frontages providing excellent access Suitable for cropping, livestock, or a weekend retreat No infrastructure blank canvas holding ready to shape to your needs Back bone power (running through the property) Very clean, well-presented block Scattered shelter trees With quality soil, scale, versatility and location,

Situated in the pocket of Central West NSW known for its soft red kurrajong country, 'Mentone' comes to the market reluctantly as our owners retire from their farming interests. Under current ownership there have been up to 175 breeders and their followers, turning off prime fat cattle supported by fodder crops and natural pastures. Over the years 'Mentone' has been fully cropped with some 90-95% arable and also utilised as a sheep enterprise for the production of soft fine wool and prime lambs. There is a modest but comfortable 3-bedroom home on the property and supporting infrastructure is sufficient to handle the current operation including Red River steel cattle yards and crush, with loading race, a large expansive steel and iron clad machinery shed with part concrete floor, 4 silos having 242 tonnes of storage and an older 3-stand unequipped shearing shed supported by a set of sheep yards. 'Mentone' is extremely well watered with 8 earthen dams and significant contouring providing

Phone Enquiry ID: 231354 This spacious and historically significant country home, constructed in 1932 from Cypress Pine, sits proudly on a large double corner block of 2022sqm, on two titles, with rear lane access. Positioned on one of the highest and most central positions in town, the property enjoys excellent street appeal, flood-free security and a prominent location a short walk from local amenities, making it an ideal home-based business opportunity. The home offers two generously sized double bedrooms plus two large, fully enclosed verandahs which would serve equally well as additional sleeping, office, workshop or hobby areas. A separate formal living room features a stunning Art Deco pantheon plaster dome and an open fire place, whilst the adjoining dining room opens through sliding glass doors onto the expansive wrap-around verandah. The small 1970s galley-style kitchen is compact, yet functional, but will probably need updating. There's a modern bathroom, a separate toilet,

Manenti Quinlan & Associates are proud to present to market the freehold going-concern interest of the Tottenham Hotel, Tottenham, located approximately 140km west of Dubbo. Key features of the hotel are: - Impressive two-storey building with full wrap-around verandah - Prominent corner location situated on a large 2,023sqm (approx.) block - High turnover business generating circa $19,000 ex. GST per week - Features Main Bar, Bistro, Commercial Kitchen, Beer Garden, 13 Accommodation Rooms and 3-bedroom Manager's Residence - Immaculate presentation having been remodelled and repainted throughout internally in keeping with the old-world classics of the traditional historical periods of the Hotel, showing detailed architecture, timber work and true craftsmanship - Solid trader across all departments and could benefit from TAB & Keno - The asset comes complete with a fully functional and redressed 2 court squash centre with all the facilities to either operate as a full commercial venture

Peep-O-Day is a blue-ribbon agricultural property located 25km north of Tottenham on the sealed Tottenham Road, 165km northwest of Dubbo, and 524km northwest of Sydney. It is 160km to Dubbo Airport (flights daily). Spanning an impressive 3,812.17 hectares (9,420 acres), the property offers an exceptional opportunity for agricultural success. The property is divided into 12 paddocks: eight designated for rotational cropping and four for seasonal cropping, primarily for livestock production. The rotational cropping system includes cereals, lupins, canola, and fallowing, while seasonal oats are strategically planted to enhance cattle feed supply. Peep-O-Day places a strong emphasis on soil fertility, with balanced nutrient levels maintained through the consistent application of 70 kg/ha of MAP equivalent phosphorus. Regular soil testing ensures the careful management of potassium and sulfur levels. Break crops such as monola and lupins are incorporated to enhance nitrogen levels, improve