Exclusive or Open Agency?
22nd May, 2023
So, is it a good idea? Before I explain my reasons, let me summarise how the two main types of agency agreements work in practice. Read More
High country grazing at Wongwidinda
Sold
By road; 48 kilometres east of Guyra, 60km north-east of Armidale, 31 km west of Ebor.
814 hectares (2,012 acres) approximately.
60% basalt, 20% loamy granite, 20% trapsoil, all undulating country of which 70% or more is arable. Tree species include healthy stands of stringybark, brown & blue peppermints, black sally and some white gum.
25 dams, three small creeks on springs.
Three bedroom homestead set on a slope commanding stunning views to the east and north. The home has polished timber flooring; two, separate, living areas and a modern kitchen.
Three bedroom hardi-plank cottage in good order. There is also an old homestead site set away from the main accomodation that has power leading to it, with a transformer.
Fencing on “Rampsbeck” is all in good to excellent order. Boundaries are secured mostly by netting, while internal fences include some new 7-wire fences, netting and some hingejoint.
One main set of dual-species yards, situated centrally, with easy access for trucks. There is a second set of sheep yards at the woolshed. The woolshed is a steel and wood three stand building.
Theres is also a 70 X 30 ft steel machinery shed and a butcher’s room.
“Rampsbeck” currently carries merino ewes with crossbred lambs at foot, large frame Santa Gertrudis cows with calves at foot and their followers including 18 – 24 month old steers.
A fair estimate of cattle carrying capacity would be around 550 cows and calves, turning the calves off as weaners.
The property lends itself to further pasture improvement which may increase this rate.
“Rampsbeck” presents as a productive property with sound infrastructure. Whilst the balance of scattered timber and pastures is healthy, the property could possibly benefit from further pasture work.
“Rampsbeck” has been SOLD by Graham MacDougall.
The above information has been supplied to us by the Vendor. We do not accept responsibility to any person for its accuracy and do no more than pass this information on. Interested parties should make and rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.
22nd May, 2023
So, is it a good idea? Before I explain my reasons, let me summarise how the two main types of agency agreements work in practice. Read More
1st December, 2022
Get that stuff clear before the event, so it is not hanging over the Christmas turkey like a dark unspeakably angry storm cloud ready to burst and ruin everything. Read More
From Some Of Our Clients
our new e-book ‘Selling Your Rural Property’