The Arkana Cropping Aggregation in Victoria's northern Mallee region is being offered for sale by the Bridge family.
The 4223 hectare farmland aggregation in Panitya consists of eight, semi-contiguous landholdings suited to winter crops, including wheat, barley, rye, peas, lentils, lupins and canola.
It was cleared for development in 1965 by the Bridge family, who has owned and operated the farm in the well-regarded cropping district since.
Located on Bridge Road, the property is 11km south-east of Pinnaroo in South Australia.
A total of 3965ha, or 94 percent, of the land is arable.
The property is underpinned by soil types including red-brown loam and sandy loam over clay, accompanied by areas of limestone.
The aggregation receives an average annual rainfall of 325-350mm.
It features several improvements, including a family home, four-stand shearing shed with adjoining sheep yards, and an array of implement sheds and silos.
The Bridge family has appointed CBRE Agribusiness to offer the Arkana Cropping Aggregation for sale, with Phil Schell and Angus Bills inviting expressions of interest by March 12.
It is available for purchase in one line or as eight individual properties: Arkana North Section One (517.49ha), Arkana North Section Two (517.48ha), Arkana Home (551.11ha), Arkana West (501.83ha), Arkana South (1,357.91ha), South Five Chain Road Section One (259.29ha), South Five Chain Road Section Two (259.18ha) and Bridge Road (258.8ha).
"Arkana has been a family-managed farm for more than 50 years, in a renowned grain-growing region," Mr Schell said.
"The aggregation offers impressive scale for investors and corporate buyers, and an opportunity for local buyers to purchase excellent cropping land in a tightly-held district.
"It features the characteristics of a highly-productive, broadacre cropping platform, benefiting from scale, operational efficiency, fertile soils, idyllic climate and a desirable location near grain receival sites at Pinnaroo and Murrayville."
