Ringwood

Ringwood comprises approximately 651.8 hectares (1,610 acres) ranging from level river flats to timbered hillside in the renowned Bylong Valley region.

The Bylong region is highly regarded for its rich soils, breathtaking landscapes, sandstone escarpments, and productive pastures. Bylong Valley has always had a proud heritage of premium livestock and horse breeding.

• Approx 835 acres Freehold & 767 acres Grazing Permit

• 464ML irrigation water license (Bore/Aquifer)

• Estimated carrying capacity of approximately 110 cows plus calf

Ideally located approximately 80 km east of Mudgee's renowned wine and food region, 37 km north of the charming township of Rylstone, and around 280 km north-west of Sydney CBD.

Irrigation, Grazing & Cropping

Ringwood is currently operated as a mixed enterprise comprising cattle breeding, grazing, fattening, and cropping. The property holds a valuable 464 megalitre groundwater irrigation licence, which supports productive use of the rich river flats and fertile soils. These areas are ideally suited for Lucerne, hay production, and fodder cropping.

The property presently has a carrying capacity of approximately 110 cows with calves, along with additional trade cattle during favourable seasonal conditions.

With further development, the irrigated and river flat paddocks offer significant potential for enhanced fattening or finishing operations, as well as expanded hay production.

Features Include

• Deep rich fertile soils of exceptional quality

• 464ML irrigation water license

• 2-storey brick residence with stunning elevated views

• 2nd older cottage (Requires rebuilding/renovation)

• 3-Phase power to sheds and irrigation wells

• Approx 380 acres suitable for crops, Lucerne and improved pastures

• Topography ranges from alluvial river flats to timbered ridges and escarpments

• Large hay shed, old woolshed, 7-bay storage shed

• Steel and timber cattle yards with loading ramp

• Ideal home sites for subdivision or tourism opportunities (STCA)

An opportunity to secure a holding in a tightly held and highly regarded agricultural region.

In conjunction with Hamish Firth (0499 881 585) Ray White Scone.