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MACADAMIA FARM - GYMPIE, QLD

LOCATION/AREA

Mary Valley, South East Queensland

PROPERTY TYPE/SIZE

A superb macadamia farm on 26.85 hectares in a peaceful, elevated location.

PRICE RANGE

BUILDINGS & INCLUSIONS

Situated just 15 minutes from Gympie (a rapidly expanding rural town), 20 minutes from Cooroy and 35 minutes from Noosa. The property will overlook the proposed Traverston Crossing Dam on the Mary River.

Dam	Dam

The property features:

• Large farm shed (6m x 12m) plus 2 bays and used for machinery, storage and macadamia processing
• 2 dams (12 mega litres in total)
• Fully fenced
• Nut processing machinery
• Room to expand and plant additional trees
• Fantastic views

Northern Slopes	Views to East	Views to South

Macadamia Plantation

There are 3,750 macadamia trees on the farm, all in good condition and bearing nut. Approximately 1,700, 10 year old trees of 344 and 741 varieties. There are also approximately 1,800, 5 year old ‘A’ varieties (A4, A16 and A 38) plus 200 Daddos.

Mature Trees	Macadamia Trees	Macadamia Trees

Equipment

• Side throw slasher
• Under tree spray unit
• Dehusking unit (portable) with sorting table
• Drying racks
• Generator to power shed

Nut on the Tree	Nut on the Tree

BEST FEATURES

• Peaceful and secluded rural setting
• North and East facing, frost free land
• Excellent soils
• 10 hectares of native hardwood forests
• Power to block
• Outstanding future house sites with magnificent views
• School bus at gate
• Quality State and private schools in nearby townships
• Mobile phone reception
• Once completed, the Traveston Crossing Dam will provide the property with excellent water views
• Close proximity to rapidly developing and 'sort after' townships in South East Queensland (Cooroy, Noosa and Gympie)

Equipment	Farm Shed	Side Throw Slasher

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

This property has enormous potential with the established macadamias already cropping well and providing an income. There is room for further expansion/development by adding additional trees or by diversifying into other horticultural pursuits on the gentlly undulating ground (currently timbered) with water supplied by the dams.

The proximity to the proposed Traveston Crossing Dam provides opportunities for multiple use potential (eco tourism, outdoor education etc). There is also potential for future subdivision and development as a rural residential estate, similar to the many adjacent rural residential plots.

This is a well-priced property with enormous potential and is only being offered due to the owners wishing to retire and relocate.

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