Property of the Week | Prime grazing country in Fleurieu

An 111.8-hectare grazing property at Hindmarsh Tiers sits in a central region on the beautiful Fleurieu Peninsula, which is well known for its high annual rainfall of up to 825 millimetres and high paddock productivity. 

Soil test data shows there is consistently excellent soil fertility for high productivity potential, with a generally good pH and above optimum soil levels of phosphorus (P) and potassium (K).  

The current owners run about 150 head of cattle on the property through winter.

A significant feature of this property is the large 266.8ML water licence that is included in the sale, the majority of which is to be taken from underground via three fully equipped bores.

A small portion of the license allocation is taking surface water from the 40ML dam at the back of the property.

The water license provides the potential for irrigating around 48.56ha of summer pasture and/or summer cropping.

This adds to the excellent year-round versatility of the property to produce feed and to maintain good animal stocking and production rates.

Other features of this gently undulating property includes 11 well-fenced paddocks, seven dams, two creeks, good cattle yards, several silos and a workshop/machinery shed with three-phase power connected. 

The fencing is said to be mostly in good condition.

This visually stunning property offers relaxing views across the picturesque countryside. 

With several power connection points already on the property it also presents opportunity options to establish a family residence, subject to council consent.  

The pockets of quality remnant native scrub and a motorbike track adds to its appeal to those who are looking for an excellent rural lifestyle that goes with good income-earning potential.

Adelaide’s central business district is 60 minutes by car via the Southern Expressway.