Kilcoy - Murgon Road, Kingaham, QLD, 4515, Australia

Outstanding Forest Grazing Opportunity in Jimna - Large Parcel with Extensive Water and Infrastructure.

We are excited to present an exceptional opportunity to secure a substantial parcel of forest grazing leases in the highly sought-after Jimna area.

This impressive property spans approximately 2,437 Ha ( 6,018 acres) across multiple titles, with leases valid until 2075, offering long-term security. The property is exceptionally well-watered by several natural creeks, including Kingham Creek and Wombalinger Creek, complemented by numerous gullies and 17 dams, ensuring a reliable water supply for livestock.

Infrastructure on the property is of a high standard, featuring approximately 90 percent new fencing, predominantly constructed with steel posts and four barbed wires. The property is fenced into numerous paddocks, providing efficient livestock management. Additionally, there are two sets of robust cattle yards, one of timber construction and the other of steel, facilitating seamless operations.

The carrying capacity of this property is approximately 350 head AE (Adult Equivalents). Its prime location places it approximately 25 minutes north of Jimna and just an hour from Kilcoy, offering convenient access while maintaining a tranquil rural setting.

Beyond its agricultural potential, the property boasts unique natural features. It is home to the largest documented Iron Bark tree in Australia and presents numerous eco-tourism possibilities, subject to council approval (STCA). The land is rich in native flora and fauna and offers an abundance of game, including red deer and pigs.

This is a rare chance to acquire a large, well-equipped, and naturally diverse property with significant potential for both grazing and recreational pursuits.

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you would like more information or to arrange an inspection.

Do not delay - contact Tim Collins today, your professional, local, and knowledgeable Sales and Marketing Consultant at Ray White Rural Esk-Toogoolawah.