Pasture-improved grazing, established water infrastructure and fertile alluvial soils are key features underpinning the exceptional agricultural value of this property in the stunning Kerry valley.

Comprising 240 acres, the land spans two titles, each with direct frontage to the Albert River. It is fenced into 13 paddocks, serviced by with a central laneway making it easy to move cattle with minimal stress. More than half of the property is pasture improved with a mix of creeping blue grass, rhodes grass and kikuyu. The vendors have maintained a conservative stocking rate and a good body of feed is on hand with plenty of clover coming through.

Established water infrastructure services both stock and irrigation requirements, reducing reliance on the river flow. A bore is used to fill a turkeys nest and a Grundfos pump distributes water through the underground main network, servicing approximately 50 acres via 9 hydrants. A separate domestic pump is used to supply 8 stock troughs. There are two dams located in the back country and cattle will work these areas, particularly in the cooler months.

The cattle yards include a crush and head bale, with portable panels to remain with the property. A concrete causeway provides access across the Albert River and a powered shed with toilet facilities (previously used for accommodation), offers useful storage space for equipment and machinery. A freestanding solar power bank is also on site, although not currently in use.

Beyond its agricultural credentials, the property offers the opportunity to build a truly special lifestyle around the land and river. When you inspect, you will find a number of elevated spots with views across the farm that would make a very attractive house site. A concrete causeway provides access across the Albert River which forms a natural boundary with beautiful places to unwind along its banks, enjoy a quiet morning fishing or a refreshing swim.

This property is well equipped for ongoing grazing operations, with scope to further develop its agricultural potential. The combination of arable land, water security and accessibility to the Albert River, brings together the fundamentals of successful farming with the simple pleasures of a life on the land.

AUCTION | 11am Friday, 11th December, 2026.
VENUE: Exant Advisory function room, Level 11, 307 Queen St, Brisbane