Elders Estates August 2026 by Elders Real Estate

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Welcome. This months edition highlights some impressive properties the Tasmanian team are presenting to the market at present. As a relatively new addition to Elders, the Tassie team bring a wealth of knowledge and experience of the wide range of opportunities Tasmania has to offer. The region has an abundance of water resources, highly productive soils and a temperate climate suitable for a wide range of agricultural enterprises. High and secure rainfall combined with ample water resources ensure the production of consistent and high quality produce. The region has been attracting a lot of attention from the mainland, and our Tasmania team has deep and wide spread market experience to assist. I would also like to welcome Ben Tiller to the Elders Real Estate Team as the WA Rural Real Estate Manager. Ben has long a accomplished career in agriculture and commodity marketing, and will lead our highly experienced WA Rural Real Estate team. I look forward to spending more time in the West with Ben and the team. Two weeks ago I presented at the PGG Wrightson Real Estate Sales conferences in New Zealand. PGG Wrightson is 176 years old, just a little young than Elders at 186 years. Like Elders, PGG Wrightson has a proud history of serving New Zealand agriculture, working closely with their clients and communities. I enjoyed learning how the PGGW team operates and shared some of the Elders experiences. Like Elders, their success is based on their people and their strong market knowledge and relationships with their clients.

CONTENTS Feature: King Island’s Beef Machine

Tasmania

Western Australia

New South Wales

Victoria

Queensland | NT

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South Australia

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As we move into spring, this edition is packed with some wonderful opportunities and we are proud to be presenting these to the market on behalf of our clients. Regards

Mark Barber

General Manager, Farmland Agency and Agribusiness Investments 0427 603 433 mark.barber@elders.com.au ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I 3

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King Island’s Beef Machine The King Island Portfolio comprises approximately 3,000 acres (1,214 hectares) across four complementary grazing properties, Darlot Downs, Summerfields, Millstone and Bookara, assembled and developed over almost forty years across two generations of ownership. King Island has long been recognised as one of Australia’s premier pasturebased beef production regions, and this is one of the largest grazing offerings to reach the market on the island in more than a decade. 4 AUGUST I AUGUST 2026 2026I ESTATES. I ESTATES.

Positioned across Egg Lagoon, Yambacoona and Loorana in the island’s northern and central districts, the portfolio has been progressively built into a coordinated breeding and steer-fattening platform rather than a collection of individual farms. Darlot Downs and Summerfields form the core Egg Lagoon grazing base, Millstone contributes lucerne-capable semi-coastal country linked to Summerfields by an old public road, and Bookara adds further scale and diversity from its central King Island location. Every major holding carries its own cattle-handling infrastructure, giving a purchaser genuine turnkey capability from day one.

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Significant Scale Approximately 1,214 hectares | 3,000 acres* across four complementary grazing properties, with Darlot Downs, Summerfields and Millstone forming a practical northern operating group and Bookara adding further scale and diversity.

Rainfall Security

King Island’s greatest asset is its climate. Positioned at the western entrance to Bass Strait, the island combines reliable frontal rainfall, an absence of temperature extremes and a genuinely year-round growing season, a combination that has earned it an international reputation as one of Australia’s premier grass-fed beef regions. Rainfall

Mean annual rainfall of 843mm recorded at King Island Airport across more than fifty years, spread over approximately 126 rain days a year in every month of the calendar.

is winter-dominant, peaking near 117mm in July,

Water Infrastructure

the coldest month. Compared with many mainland

Reticulated and remotely monitored stock water across every property, drawing on bores, springfed dams and catchment storage to troughs throughout.

while February, the driest month, still averages 31mm. King Island is effectively frost-free, with mean overnight minimums near 8 degrees even in grazing regions, the milder winter conditions help reduce seasonal checks in pasture growth and support more consistent feed availability. Producers are able to maintain stock on a rising plane of nutrition for most of the year, supporting

Rare Offering The largest King Island grazing portfolio to be offered to the market in more than a decade.

efficient weight gain and flexible marketing.

A Coordinated Beef Platform Darlot Downs

394.3 Ha | 974.32 Ac* The portfolio’s main homestead property and core breeding base within the Egg Lagoon district. It carries a comfortable three-bedroom

home with a recently renovated kitchen, substantial Prattley cattle yards with an undercover concrete working area and race, and a central laneway system built to reduce labour and support low-stress handling.

A pressurised two-inch reticulated water system feeds concrete troughs throughout, backed by a solar bore, catchment dam and shed storage. Extensive Ti-tree shelter belts provide valuable cover across the property.

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Summerfields

Millstone

Bookara

477.8 Ha | 1,180.64 Ac*

242.6 Ha | 599.46 Ac*

98.5 Ha | 243.39 Ac*

The largest holding in the portfolio and one of its key production assets, combining highly productive Egg Lagoon grazing with complementary coastal country used for seasonal spelling. Three separate water systems, spearpoint bores, a conventional bore and a spring-fed dam, gravity feed troughs from elevated header tanks. Recently completed undercover Clipex cattle yards include an RMP crush with integrated weigh bars, a handler, concrete race and round yard, while 5.1 kilometres of coastal exclusion fencing connect into a broader network exceeding 11 kilometres with neighbouring properties.

A Yambacoona holding that adds highquality feed and finishing capacity to the northern operating group. Around 250 acres (100 hectares) of lucernebased pasture sit on free-draining, semi-coastal soils, supported by fescue, chicory, clover and native grasses. Two spring-fed water systems, steel post and timber board cattle yards with a Te Pari crush, and a two-bay machinery shed with power round out the improvements. An old unmade public road provides a practical laneway link to Summerfields, approximately 1.4 kilometres away.

A separate central King Island holding at Loorana that adds grazing area, shelter and locational diversity to the broader portfolio. Improved pasture, pressurised reticulated stock water and Clipex cattle yards with a Norton crush and integrated weigh bars are accessed via a central laneway.

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Soils and Pasture Systems The portfolio’s land classes are deliberately complementary rather than uniform. Darlot Downs and the heavier country at Summerfields and Bookara are dominated by traditional King Island sandy loams and grey sandy loams, carrying ryegrass and white and sub-clover based pastures over reliable soils. Summerfields also includes material areas of peat soil with a high water table, extending the spring pasture flush well into summer. Millstone’s semi-coastal country, formed from old dunes with sand-based soils and higher organic matter, is particularly well suited to lucerne and carries around 250 acres of lucerne-based pasture alongside fescue, chicory, clover and native grasses. Coastal country at Darlot Downs and Summerfields, renovated to kikuyu and fescue with some phalaris, is grazed seasonally to spell the heavier inland paddocks during wetter periods. Together these systems give a purchaser the flexibility to breed, background, finish or adjust stocking pressure according to season, underpinned by a long-term pasture improvement program covering renovation, drainage maintenance and laneway development.

Infrastructure Built for Efficiency Substantial capital investment across the portfolio has focused on building a practical, low-labour cattle operation. Every property carries its own modern handling facilities, reducing unnecessary livestock movement between holdings, and infrastructure includes reticulated stock water to troughs throughout, multiple bores, spring-fed and catchment dams, elevated header tanks and Farmbot remote monitoring across key water points. Cattle yards range from Clipex and Prattley systems through to steel post and timber board yards, all fitted with modern crushes,

several with integrated weigh bars. Internal laneways connect paddocks and, in the case of Millstone and Summerfields, adjoining properties, improving stock flow while reducing labour requirements. Extensive fencing, including more than 11 kilometres of coastal exclusion fencing, and established shelter belts round out a portfolio capable of immediate operation.

Natural Biosecurity Advantage King Island’s isolation across Bass Strait provides a genuine biosecurity advantage. The island is free of rabbits, foxes, pigs and wombats, pest species that place significant pressure on pasture, fencing and infrastructure across much of mainland Australia. Wallabies are the main grazing pressure, managed through exclusion fencing that connects into neighbouring networks at key points. With fewer major pest pressures to manage, ownership can stay focused on pasture growth and cattle performance rather than routine pest control, contributing to King Island’s long-standing reputation for clean, premium grass-fed beef. These natural advantages, combined with King Island’s isolation, low disease pressure and clean environmental reputation,

support access to premium and branded grass-fed beef programs that place a premium on provenance and animal health history, a further point of differentiation for cattle grown across the portfolio.

Location and Logistics The portfolio sits within an established agricultural landscape across Egg Lagoon, Yambacoona and Loorana, within practical distance of Currie, King Island’s main township and service centre, and Grassy. King Island Airport connects the island to Wynyard and Burnie in approximately 35 to 40 minutes, Launceston in around an hour and Melbourne in 45 to 55 minutes, subject to flight schedules. Cattle freight typically moves by sea to Stanley or Smithton in around six to seven hours, or to Welshpool in Victoria in nine to ten hours, with established transport and freight arrangements servicing the island’s livestock and farm input requirements. Bass Strait freight is a known and well-understood cost of production on King Island, commonly budgeted at approximately $150 to $180 per head for a mature animal, and should be assessed as a normal part of King Island production economics rather than a barrier to market access.

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Vacant possession is available, with cattle able to be transacted separately subject to valuation at settlement, giving a purchaser a clean start on a fully developed platform.

Market Position and Opportunity King Island holds a distinctive position within Tasmania’s beef industry. The state’s temperate climate, strong pasture base and clean agricultural reputation support a premium grassfed production profile, and King Island is recognised as one of Tasmania’s leading beef regions within it. Industry estimates suggest between 35,000 and 40,000 head of cattle are shipped from the island each year, with established market access into major processors including JBS and Greenham. Tasmania’s beef sector continues to offer a point of difference within the national market. Australia exports more than 80 per cent of national beef production, exposing cattle values to global demand, currency movements and processor access to premium markets, while the national market itself has become increasingly regionalised, with Queensland driving supply growth through 2026 and southern states, including Tasmania, taking a more measured approach to processing. Within this environment, King Island’s reliable pasture growth and long grazing season provide genuine resilience, allowing cattle to be held, finished to specification and marketed into premium grass-fed and branded beef programs as conditions allow. For investors, corporate farming operations and progressive family businesses, the portfolio offers exposure to one of Australia’s most

tightly held agricultural regions, backed by rainfall reliability, established infrastructure and the flexibility to breed, background or finish cattle according to season.

Nearly Forty Years in the Making Trading as Taroona Pastoral, the King Island Portfolio has been progressively assembled and developed over almost forty years and across two generations of ownership. The approach has been consistent throughout: secure productive country first, then build water, fencing, laneways and cattlehandling infrastructure so the holdings operate as one coordinated beef platform rather than four separate farms. Calving is centred around 1 September to align peak feed demand with King Island’s main spring pasture flush, with steers typically turned off at 12 to 14 months as feeder or backgrounding cattle. Liveweight gains of 1 kilogram per head per day or more from weaning to sale reflect the strength of the underlying pasture and climate base.

Investment Opportunity For a purchaser weighing scale against risk, the numbers speak for themselves. The portfolio’s combined 1,213 hectares are held across 21 titles, all under one ownership structure, removing the settlement and integration complexity that typically accompanies assembling a comparable landholding lot by lot on King Island.

The management approach has centred on matching cattle demand to pasture supply rather than maximising nominal stocking numbers, and the portfolio is understood to be currently running below its full carrying capacity. This leaves genuine upside for an incoming operator to lift throughput on infrastructure and pasture systems already built to support it, without further capital works. With approximately 2,998 acres of developed grazing country, modern cattle infrastructure on every property, dependable and evenly distributed rainfall, year-round grass production and a proven production history, the King Island Portfolio represents one of Tasmania’s most significant grazing offerings. It is a turnkey livestock enterprise positioned to capitalise on the enduring strengths of King Island agriculture and the long-term outlook for premium pasture-based beef production.

1,214 Hectares | 3,000 Acres* Expressions of Interest

Closing 9 October 2026 @ 4pm Inspections are strictly by appointment only, and all parties must be accompanied by a member of the Elders Rural Property Sales team.

Lochie Dornauf HEAD OF RURAL SALES 0437 957 787 lachlan.dornauf@elders.com.au

David Skipper RURAL SALES 0426 939 943 david.skipper@elders.com.au 54 Cameron Street, Launceston TAS 03 6333 7888 *Approx.

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‘COURT FARM’ BUCKLAND, TAS

Large-scale holding with untapped irrigation upside. Elders Rural Property Tasmania is pleased to offer Court Farm, a significant East Coast holding combining scale, productive farmland and future irrigation potential. Spanning 686.73 hectares, the property supports a fat lamb and cattle enterprise with over 210 hectares of developed pasture, dryland fodder and cereal cropping. Tea Tree Rivulet traverses the property, supported by a 564ML water licence, while investigations indicate potential for irrigation dam development. Improvements include a renovated four-bedroom residence, shearing shed, livestock yards, barn, additional dwelling and historic 1840s homestead.

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686.73 HA | 1,696.95 AC*

For Sale Offers over $4,200,000 George Shea 0488 004 411 george.shea@elders.com.au Jo die Rolf 0448 036 242 jodie.rolf@elders.com.au

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‘BROWNWOOD VINEYARD’ CAMPANIA, TAS

Premium vineyard in Tasmania’s renowned Coal River Valley. Brownwood Vineyard presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial vineyard holding in Tasmania’s renowned Coal River Valley. Established from 2019, the property features approximately 17.6 hectares of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris and Riesling, with scope for further expansion (STCA).

Outstanding water security includes irrigation entitlements, on-farm storage and Coal River frontage. Certified under Sustainable Winegrowing Australia and Fair Farms, the asset is further enhanced by a residence, machinery shedding and cool storage, less than 40 minutes from Hobart.

59.64 HA | 147.39 AC*

Expressions of Interest Closing Monday 24 August, 4pm (AEDT) Jo die Rolf 0448 036 242 jodie.rolf@elders.com.au Lachlan Dornauf 0437 957 787 lachlan.dornauf@elders.com.au

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44 HUNTINGDON TIER ROAD DYSART, TAS

Modern country living space, privacy & lifestyle. Located within easy reach of Hobart, offering modern rural living set on approximately 59.55 hectares (147 acres) of grazing land. The 2020 built four bedroom home features open-plan living, quality finishes, and a generous verandah capturing expansive valley views. Predominantly grazing land with native forest and seasonal Horfield Creek. A substantial garage/workshop with three-phase power adds versatility for rural or trade use. Combining space, privacy and contemporary comfort, this is an outstanding opportunity for those seeking a well-appointed country lifestyle.

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59.55 HA | 147.15 AC*

For Sale Contact Agent Jo di Hansson 0409 976 994 jodi.hansson@elders.com.au Jo die Rolf 0448 036 242 jodie.rolf@elders.com.au

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‘LOCKES CREEK FARM’ PREMAYDENA, TAS

A natural beauty, productive pastures and coastal views. Elders Rural Property Sales is pleased to present Lockes Creek Farm, a 134.95 hectare rural holding across seven titles on the Tasman Peninsula.

Elevated areas capture views across Norfolk Bay, while native bushland, creek flats and tributaries enhance its natural appeal.

Traditionally operated as a beef cattle enterprise with hay and silage production, the property features approximately 58 hectares of pasture, a laneway system, multiple waterholes and a 45ML dam.

Infrastructure includes cattle yards with race and loading ramp, plus a large implement shed. Offers a rare opportunity in a tightly held coastal farming region.

134.95 HA | 333.47 AC*

For Sale Offers over $1,950,000 Jo die Rolf 0448 036 242 jodie.rolf@elders.com.au George Shea 0488 004 411 george.shea@elders.com.au

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LOT 1 ORIELTON ROAD, ORIELTON, TAS

Build, grow & live selfsufficiently on 98 acres. Elders Rural Property Sales presents this well-located 40-hectare holding forming part of Orielton Park. Predominantly cleared with a favourable north and easterly aspect, the property is suited to horticulture, viticulture, grazing and other small-scale commercial pursuits. Connected to the South East Irrigation Scheme (Stage 3), it includes 50ML of irrigation water (volume negotiable). Frost-free, sheltered and sun-drenched, multiple elevated homesites (STCA) capture rural, Pitt Water and Frederick Henry Bay views, all within easy reach of Sorell, Hobart Airport and Hobart CBD

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40 HA | 98 AC*

For Sale Offers around $1,275,000 Jo die Rolf 0448 036 242 jodie.rolf@elders.com.au George Shea 0488 004 411 george.shea@elders.com.au

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‘RICHMOND WALNUTS’ CAMPANIA, TAS

Established Walnut enterprise with lifestyle, scale & income. ‘Richmond Walnuts’ presents a rare opportunity to acquire a fully established agribusiness in Tasmania’s renowned Coal River Valley. Spanning approximately 46.5 hectares, the property features a productive 22-hectare walnut orchard with around 7,000 established trees, 50ML of irrigation water, processing infrastructure and extensive plant and equipment offered on a walk-in walk-out basis.

An extensively renovated four-bedroom residence overlooks the orchard, complemented by productive grazing land, river flats and equestrian facilities. A proven income-producing operation combining scale, infrastructure and exceptional rural living.

46.5 HA | 114.9 AC*

Expressions of Interest Closing 4th September, 4pm Jo die Rolf 0448 036 242 jodie.rolf@elders.com.au George Shea 0488 004 411 george.shea@elders.com.au

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2395 & 2401 NUBEENA ROAD, PORT ARTHUR, TAS

Established lifestyle holding on two titles. Positioned on approximately 19.11 hectares across two titles, this immaculately presented lifestyle property offers the perfect balance of privacy, convenience and natural beauty. Approximately two hectares of established park-like grounds surround a spacious threebedroom home, while a further 17 hectares of native bushland and seasonal creekline provide a tranquil natural sanctuary. Featuring two living areas, a quality timber kitchen, high ceilings, sandstone fireplace and recent updates throughout, this is an exceptional Tasman Peninsula opportunity just minutes from Nubeena, Port Arthur and renowned coastal attractions.

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19.11 HA | 47.22 AC*

For Sale Offers Over $750,000 Jo die Rolf 0448 036 242 jodie.rolf@elders.com.au

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‘TASMA VALE’ NUBEENA, TAS

53.94 HA | 133.31 AC*

An enduring legacy on the Tasman Peninsula. Held by the same family since 1885, Tasma Vale is a landmark Tasman Peninsula estate spanning 53.94 hectares across seven titles. Renowned for its rich orchard history and international fruit exports, the property combines productive grazing land, native forest and extensive water security.

Four residences, including the beautifully restored Pear Cottage, provide flexibility for lifestyle, tourism or agricultural pursuits. With Parsons Bay Creek, multiple bores, established irrigation and significant farm infrastructure, Tasma Vale presents a rare opportunity to secure a historic and highly versatile rural holding.

Expressions of Interest Buyer Enquiry from $4,000,000 Jo die Rolf 0448 036 242 jodie.rolf@elders.com.au

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‘WOODSTOCK’ TEA TREE, TAS

A storybook rural holding in the heart of the Coal River Valley. Woodstock is a captivating 173.5 hectare rural holding in Tasmania’s sought-after Coal River Valley. Featuring approximately 100 hectares of productive grazing land, sheltered valleys, native bushland, Woodlands Creek, multiple dams and waterholes, the property offers an appealing balance of farming opportunity and country lifestyle. The charming circa 1920s three-bedroom homestead enjoys established gardens, wraparound verandahs and sun-filled living spaces. Livestock infrastructure includes a two-stand shearing shed, extensive sheep and cattle handling facilities and a hay shed, supporting a range of agricultural, equestrian or lifestyle pursuits.

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173.5 HA | 428.7 AC*

For Sale Offers Over $2,300,000 Jo die Rolf 0448 036 242 jodie.rolf@elders.com.au

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‘WONDOOMAROOK’ RICHMOND, TAS

A landmark Coal River Valley Estate. ‘Wondoomarook’ is a landmark 130.62* hectare holding in the tightly held Coal River Valley, just minutes from Richmond Village and within 35* minutes of Hobart. Held for nearly 40 years, the property combines scale, proven productivity and refined country living. A circa 2005 homestead enjoys views to Kunanyi/Mount Wellington, complemented by seamless indoor/ outdoor living, ideal for entertaining

and family life. Fertile land supports grazing, cropping and seed production, while extensive water resources include 115ML* storage and Coal River frontage. With vineyard history, irrigation security and premium improvements, this is a rare lifestyle and agricultural opportunity in a blue-chip location.

130.62 HA | 322.76 AC*

For Sale Offers Over $4,250,000 Jo die Rolf 0448 036 242 jodie.rolf@elders.com.au Lachlan Dornauf 0437 957 787 lachlan.dornauf@elders.com.au

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Introducing

Aiden Coombe

Joining Elders rural real estate in Tasmania earlier this year, Aiden brings more than a decade of industry experience and a practical understanding of farming enterprises that few agents can match.

“Any chance I could get to go with Dad, I would. I loved sitting and listening to him talk to farmers,’ said Aiden.

Ever since as a little boy, he often accompanied his father, now Elders Tasmania’s state livestock manager, listening to conversations with clients and learning firsthand the importance of trust, integrity and communication.

“It really sparked my interest in building relationships, understanding people’s needs and learning how important trust is in this industry.”

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After boarding at Scotch Oakburn

College in Launceston, Aiden’s first job was as a farm hand on Westmore, a property that would later become an important part of his career. In 2014, at just 19 years of age, he joined Greenham in a livestock buying role servicing Tasmania’s north-west coast. Armed with a company vehicle, a phone and a willingness to learn, he was entrusted with building relationships with producers across a diverse agricultural region from the very beginning.

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“It taught me where the efficiencies lie within a business and how important it is to take a long-term approach,” he said. “You’re constantly looking for ways to improve outcomes while keeping sustainability front of mind.” While agriculture has always been central to his professional life, it is equally important at home.

The role saw him work with everyone from small-scale farmers selling a single animal each year to large commercial enterprises marketing thousands of head of cattle.

“I always say I had a 15-year apprenticeship with my father before I started,” he said.

Aiden and his wife Sarah have built their lives around the industry, often tackling ambitious projects together. During a period of accumulated leave last year, they reared approximately 1,350 dairy-beef calves between them, and the experience reinforced lessons in patience, resilience and teamwork.

“Sarah and I are just an amazing team together,” he shared. That team recently expanded, with the arrival of their second son, Tucker, who joins older brother Alfie to this lovely home. Professionally, Aiden’s move into rural real estate was driven by a desire to work more closely with producers while staying connected to the industry he knows best.

After five years with Greenham as livestock buyer, Aiden returned to Westmore, the same property where he had started as a young farm hand, taking on the role of Farm Manager and leading the operation for the next six years. Covering approximately 8,500 acres and finishing around 5,000 to 5,500 grass-fed cattle annually, Westmore presented both scale and complexity. Managing staff, overseeing operations and identifying opportunities to improve productivity gave Aiden a holistic view of what drives successful agricultural enterprises.

His extensive experience across beef and dairy sector has equipped him with a practical understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing rural landholders. He believes that knowledge allows him to provide meaningful insight to clients navigating one of the most significant decisions of their lives.

For Aiden, successful real estate transactions are built on fairness, transparency and strong communication. “I want every client to understand where they are throughout the process, feel informed and know they’ve been treated with respect.” Those values were a key reason for joining Elders. With its long history in Australian agriculture and a reputation built on supporting rural communities, the company represented a natural fit. “Elders has a strong name in agriculture and the values of fairness, professionalism and integrity are things that really resonate with me.” he added. Looking ahead, Aiden hopes to play a role in strengthening the agricultural sector and helping rural businesses continue to thrive. He is particularly passionate about supporting the next generation of farmers entering the industry. “Agriculture is critical to society through food and fibre production,” he said.

“I’ve always enjoyed the relationship side of agriculture and the process of bringing people together to achieve an outcome.”

“If I can help people achieve their goals while contributing to the future of agriculture, that’s something I’m very proud to be part of.”

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Recent noteable transactions.

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‘NOBLE FARM’ WATTLE HILL, TAS Premium 366-hectare grazing property near Sorell, featuring fertile basalt soils, extensive water resources, heritage improvements and future diversification potential. A tightly held rural asset offering scale, productivity and location appeal.

FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT; Jo die Rolf 0448 036 242 jodie.rolf@eldersrealestate.com.au Lachlan Dornauf 0437 957 787 lachlan.dornauf@elders.com.au

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151 PROSSERS ROAD, RICHMOND, TAS A highly productive 18.72ha lifestyle property in the Coal River Valley, featuring a spacious five-bedroom home, Coal River frontage, irrigation licence, quality rural infrastructure and exceptional access to Richmond, Hobart Airport and Hobart.

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FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT; Jo die Rolf 0448 036 242 jodie.rolf@eldersrealestate.com.au

Recent noteable transactions.

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406 KELLEVIE ROAD, KELLEVIE, TAS

‘BEAUFIELD’ DELORAINE, TAS

Set on 21.11 hectares, this productive lifestyle holding combined a three-bedroom home, established gardens, waterholes, shearing shed, cattle yards and extensive farm infrastructure, offering space, privacy and rural living appeal.

A quality large scale dairy holding in the heart of the Meander Valley, offering productive land, reliable water resources and well-maintained infrastructure. Positioned in one of Tasmania’s most sought-after farming districts, the property presented an outstanding opportunity for ongoing agricultural production.

FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT; Jo die Rolf 0448 036 242 jodie.rolf@eldersrealestate.com.au Agent Name 0400 000 000 agent.name@elders.com.au

FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT; Lachlan Dornauf 0437 957 787 lachlan.dornauf@elders.com.au

SOLD ‘ROYSLEA’ ROYAL GEORGE, TAS Comprising of approximately 775ha of productive grazing and cropping country in the tightly held Fingal Valley, this holding features extensive water resources, St Pauls River frontage, quality farm infrastructure, a residence and diverse income streams. The property was bought by a local with plans of expanding their existing aggregation.

FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT; Lachlan Dornauf 0437 957 787 lachlan.dornauf@elders.com.au Rob Dixon 0408 134 025 rob.dixon@elders.com.au

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With decades of hands-on experience in agriculture and regional business, Courtney Keeffe brings a depth of knowledge to rural real estate that few can match.

Introducing

Courtney Keeffe As a Rural Sales Specialist with Elders Real Estate Geraldton, he understands the realities of farming life firsthand, having spent more than 30 years working on the land. His practical experience gives him valuable insight into the opportunities and challenges faced by rural property owners and buyers alike.

“Farming has been my life for most of my career, so moving into rural real estate felt like a natural progression,” he said. “I understand the challenges, opportunities and emotions involved in owning and selling agricultural land because I have experienced them first-hand.” Courtney specialises in broadacre and rural properties across Geraldton and the surrounding regions and works closely with clients throughout every stage of the sales process. From onfarm visits and appraisals to listing preparation, contract management and settlement, he builds strong relationships with clients and is committed to achieving the best possible outcomes for landowners. What he enjoys most about real estate is the people he meets. He values

the trust placed in him by his clients, appreciating the autonomy to tailor his approach to the unique needs of each sale. “The people are definitely the best part of the job. I also love getting behind the farm gate and seeing the incredible properties our region has to offer.” Courtney’s market includes mixed farming operations along the coastal fringe and large-scale broadacre enterprises further inland.

is helping people to leave the industry on their own terms and making that process as stress-free as possible.” He also credits Elders’ supportive culture and trust-based approach as an important factor in delivering those outcomes. “Elders trusts me to represent both its interests and those of our clients. That level of trust gives me the flexibility to manage my role in a way that delivers the best outcomes for everyone involved.”

His territory covers a diverse agricultural landscape, stretching from Kalbarri and Ajana in the north to Watheroo and Warradage in the south. Along the coastal fringe, mixed farming enterprises combine livestock and cropping operations, while larger broadacre properties dominate further inland. “Rainfall zones range from 300mm to 500mm. The largest properties are about 40,000 hectares, with a typical broadacre cropping property being 4,000 to 5,000 hectares,” he shared. While achieving strong sale results is always a priority, Courtney measures success by more than just the final figure. “I’m proud of the record sale prices we’ve achieved for clients over the years, but what means the most to me

With deep agricultural roots, a practical understanding of regional Australia and a genuine commitment to his clients, Courtney has built a reputation as a trusted advisor for rural landowners across Western Australia. “At the end of the day, relationships matter the most. My goal is to help clients achieve the outcome they’re looking for while making the journey as smooth as I can.”

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‘MARCHAGEE FARMS’ MARCHAGEE, WA

A large-scale, cropping enterprise in WA’s Central Midlands. Marchagee Farms is a large scale farming enterprise in the Geraldton Port Zone of Western Australia.

Total wheat equivalent production capacity is approximately 14,000t pa.

The operation is of sufficient sized to support a manager and operations team making it a standalone grain production enterprise.

Extensive Improvements and Soil Management ‘Marchagee Farms enjoys consistent production being in a medium rainfall zone with an estimated annual rainfall of 390mm, which combined with its soil types makes it ideally suited to growing high yielding cereal, canola and lupin crops.

Encompassing 5,497 hectares | 13,583 acres across eight mostly contiguous freehold lots, the property enjoys reliable rainfall, outstanding soil types and has the potential for significant alternative income streams. The holding consists of ‘Lombardy Farm’ 4,870 hectares and ‘Wandallah’ 625 hectares with a total arable area of approximately 4,104 hectares, being 75% of the total land area.

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Since acquiring the property in 2022, the current owners have invested heavily in soil amelioration, applying 4–6 t/ha of lime sand, as well as undertaking deep ripping and spading. The well ameliorated soil types are an excellent blend of quartzbased cherts, red loams, sand over clays and gravels, yellow

5,497 HA | 13,583 AC*

sandplain and high pH limestone based loams. Gravelled roads throughout provide excellent access from Midlands Road. Accommodation and working improvements are all in-situ, enabling ‘Lombardy’ to be purchased as a turnkey operation. Location ‘Marchagee Farms’ is located in the highly desirable Central Midlands district at Marchagee, with major arterial road frontage to Midlands Road. Marchagee Farms is adjacent to the CBH Marchagee receival site on the trainline connecting Geraldton and Kwinana. This allows for highly efficient harvest logistics as

truck turns are rapid reducing on farm buffer storage requirements. As Marchagee is located on the line between Geraldton and Kwinana grain can be priced into either port zone. Additional Revenue Opportunities Additional future income streams may be created by further development of significant lime, dolomitic lime and bentonite clay deposits on the property.

For Sale Courtney Keeffe 0429 625 007 courtney.keeffe@elders.com.au Simon Cheetham 0428 147 359 simon.cheetham@elders.com.au

There is also a large scale wind turbine option over the property with the potential to generate substantial passive income with little or no impact on farming output.

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‘ARROWSMITH AGGREGATION’ EAST ARROWSMITH, WA

‘Patmores’ & ‘South Park’. Located 17 kilometres north of Eneabba and straddling the banks of the Arrowsmith River, the aggregation of three properties presents as an outstanding opportunity to purchase broadacre cropping and grazing land in a very reliable rainfall zone. With extensive cropping and livestock infrastructure and multiple accommodation options, productive soil types (clay, sand over clay and gravel, yellow and lighter sands), established pastures and water security, everything is in place to expand either enterprise. Approximately 3,200 ha | 7,900 ac* are considered arable with the balance being parkland grazing and remnant vegetation. An ongoing soil amelioration programme is underway, showing excellent results. ‘Patmore’s’ (1,819 ha) and ‘South Park’ (2,557 ha) can be purchased separately contingent on the property selling in its entirety.

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4,376 HA | 10,813 AC*

Offers to Purchase Courtney Keeffe 0429 625 007 courtney.keeffe@elders.com.au

WALKAWAY-NANGETTY ROAD, ELLENDALE, WA

Ross-Lyn Plains. ‘Ross-Lyn Plains’ is a well-regarded 1,263ha* broadacre holding approximately 25km east of Walkaway, positioned in a tightly held district renowned for reliable rainfall and productivity. The property offers an open, easyworking landscape of arable sandplain country suited to cereal, canola, lupin production and grazing.

Soil types include yellow sandplain, sand over gravels and deeper sands, with a proven limesand application history. Reliable water is supplied by a bore with electric submersible pump.

1,430.7 HA | 3,525 AC*

Offers to Purchase Courtney Keeffe 0429 625 007 courtney.keeffe@elders.com.au

Fourteen fenced paddocks, two machinery sheds, grain silos, liquid nitrogen tanks and extensive gravel road infrastructure complete this productive holding.

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Ben Tiller’s journey through agribusiness has taken him across industries, continents and markets, but the thread connecting every step has been his passion for regional Australia and a genuine love of the land.

Ben Tiller

Rural Real Estate Manager Western Australia produced in regional Australia and market them globally.

Today, as Elders’ WA rural real estate manager, Ben combines global expertise with local insight. While his career has spanned the globe, the values that continue to shape his approach were grounded in his West Australian roots.

“I saw how Brownes was expanding its exports into Southeast Asia. The idea of taking a product from regional Australia and marketing it around the world really appealed to me,” he said.

Growing up in Bicton, near Fremantle, Ben spent many school holidays travelling across Western Australia with his family. “My father was an orthopaedic surgeon. He spent a lot of time working in regional and remote communities across Western Australia and the Indo-Pacific,” Ben said. “Whenever school holidays coincided with his WA clinics, I’d jump in the 4WD and travel around with my dad and my family. I got to see and experience all sorts of regional areas, the communities, the spaces and the vastness of it all.” Looking back, Ben regards those family trips as pivotal experiences.

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Watching his father use his skills to support regional communities left a lasting impression and fostered a lifelong connection to rural Australia. Over time, that connection evolved into a genuine interest in agriculture and the industries. Ben’s first exposure to agribusiness came while working at Brownes Dairy, where he became fascinated by the ability to take products

That interest led him to study Agribusiness Marketing at Curtin University’s Muresk Institute of Agriculture, where he developed a strong foundation in agricultural markets, finance and risk management. Following graduation, Ben worked with Milne Feeds before joining the Federal Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and the Wheat Export Authority, gaining valuable insight into Australia’s grain export industry and international markets. Eager to return to the commercial side of agribusiness, he joined

the global company Cargill and embarked on a 14-year international career spanning commodity trading, commercial operations, and business transformation in Australia and the United States. “I was effectively bridging agricultural and energy trading, which gave me a unique perspective and tremendous learning opportunities,” he shared. After several years in North America, however, family considerations began influencing his next career move. With three young children, Ben and his family decided the time was right to return home to Western Australia.

“I wanted my children to grow up with Australian culture and sport. It felt like the right time to bring the family home,” he said. In 2015, he joined CBH Group, where he spent the next decade helping to shape the cooperative’s commercial and trading operations. Progressing to the position of Head of Trading and international marketing, he oversaw significant growth and profitability while leading major strategic initiatives and business transformation programs. Reflecting on his time with CBH, Ben was proud of the organisation’s achievements but felt that it was time for a new challenge. This ultimately led him to Elders and the rural property sector. In 2026, after being approached by Elders, he joined as Rural Real Estate Manager – Western Australia. While the move represented a new chapter, Ben saw a natural alignment between his agribusiness background and the rural property market. “It was a big change for me, but it’s very much connected to where I started, which is a love of rural areas and the land. Joining the iconic

Australian agribusiness Elders is also a privilege. It’s a great company, full of great people, and provides firsthand insight into the breadth of Australian rural industries.”

sales representatives. They’re the people living and breathing in these communities. My job is to provide them with everything they need to do their best work,” he said.

He believes his experience across agriculture, international markets and complex commercial transactions gives him a valuable perspective on rural property transactions. “Most of the time we’re selling ongoing agribusiness enterprises, family businesses and livelihoods, not just a piece of property” he said. “I’ve spent much of my career negotiating large and complex transactions in global commodity markets. Those experiences have sharpened my commercial and negotiation skills, which I believe are particularly valuable in the highervalue agribusiness property market.” With demand for high-quality agricultural assets continuing to grow, Ben is ambitious about the future of rural real estate and Elders’ role in the market. “Rural properties are increasingly attracting institutional investors, corporate farming enterprises and sophisticated buyers. I see significant opportunities for Elders to continue strengthening its position across WA,” he said.

“I would like to see the Elders name become absolutely synonymous with rural real estate in Western Australia.” Central to that vision is supporting the people on the ground who represent the business every day. Ben’s leadership philosophy is grounded in honesty, transparency and empowering others to succeed. “I see my role as supporting our

“Honesty, openness, transparency and ethical conduct are always at the core of how I lead.” He also believes that trust is the foundation of every successful business relationship. “Through honesty, you build trust. That’s important both internally with team members and externally with customers. If there’s no trust, there’s no relationship.” Beyond the commercial side of the role, Ben is motivated by the opportunity to keep learning while making a meaningful contribution to the industries and communities he cares about. “I’ve been very fortunate with the experiences I’ve had throughout my career. Being able to take that knowledge and apply it to assist the business and its people is a privilege.” “I’m still eager to learn. Learning is motivating, and being motivated is engaging and enjoyable.” For Ben, contributing to regional industries, supporting rural communities, and staying connected to the land is as rewarding today as it was during his childhood trips across Western Australia. “I enjoy every day knowing I can head out bush and improve outcomes for Elders’ people and Elders’ customers”.

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‘QUINWINDUP’ ORCHID VALLEY, WA

Broadacre livestock & cropping opportunity . Kojonup Shire in the locality of Orchid Valley, ‘Quinwindup’ presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial broad acre holding in a productive and wellregarded farming district. ‘Quinwindup’ has been cropped extensively for the past 5 years with a rotation of Canola and cereals and features a versatile blend of grey to red loam soils suited to a range of agricultural pursuits. Well-watered by 19 dams and 1 soak, the property is well set

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up for efficient stock management and ongoing production. • 9 separate lots • Fencing mostly ring lock on steel posts, • entral laneway system • 7 stand shearing shed • Steel cattle yards • 12m x 9m fertiliser shed. • 4 older style machinery sheds.

927.32 HA | 2,291 AC*

Expressions of Interest Closing Wednesday 30th September Aedan Corker 0400 635 789 aedan.corker@elders.com.au Adrian Corker 0428 933 551 adrian.corker@elders.com.au

‘DARGANULLUP’ MAYANUP, WA

Top producer – Top location.

426.3 HA | 1,053 AC*

For Sale Offers Over $4,500,000

Located 14 kms south of Boyup Brook with bitumen road frontage “Darganullup” comes to the market as a great opportunity to add on to your current aggregation.

• 6 separate lots

The chocolate loam soils offer the ability for high yielding crops or livestock production. Currently growing cereals in rotation with canola. In tightly held area of Mayanup.

• New fence to 80% of the boundary

• 2 machinery sheds • Old shearing shed • Watered by dams and 1 soak

Aedan Corker 0400 635 789 aedan.corker@elders.com.au Adrian Corker 0428 933 551 adrian.corker@elders.com.au

• Gnowergerup River runs through.

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LOT 3 SCOTTS BROOK ROAD, MOBRUP, WA

Mixed farming property. Located in the Mobrup district, this 233.3HA (approx. 576acre) property offers productive loamy gravel soils and reliable country suited to livestock and mixed-farming operations.

This property presents an excellent opportunity to secure a well-balanced add-on block.

The property receives an average annual rainfall of around 550mm, supporting strong pasture growth throughout the year. It is currently running around 1,500 dry sheep and is adequately fenced, with four dams providing a dependable water supply. The gently undulating landscape offers a good mix of open grazing and shelter areas, making it a practical and productive holding.

• Average annual rainfall: approx. 550mm

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• Loamy gravel soil type • Adequate fencing throughout A productive and versatile property in a reliable area.

233.3 HA | 576.49 AC*

For Sale Offers Over $1,300,000 Aedan Corker 0400 635 789 aedan.corker@elders.com.au Adrian Corker 0428 933 551 adrian.corker@elders.com.au

LOTS 1498 & 1504 HARRIS ROAD, MYALUP, WA

Coastal cattle runoff block with licensed lime & sand pits. Located in Myalup between the Forest Highway and Lake Preston, this property is currently running cattle, plus has the added income potential of a fully licensed Lime mine and Sand pit. Being 50km* from Bunbury.

• 200,000m3* of limestone & 16,000m3* of sand • Adjoins Lake Preston • Basic cattleyards

161 HA | 400 AC*

For Sale High $2m all offers considered Aedan Corker 0400 635 789 aedan.corker@elders.com.au Adrian Corker 0428 933 551 adrian.corker@elders.com.au

• Adequate stock water.

• Full lime mine assessment available • Includes extraction license

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‘WILDACRES’ EAST PINGELLY, WA

Productive pastoral & cropping opportunity. • 689 hectares* of productive Wheatbelt country, ideally positioned in the sought-after Pingelly area. 498 hectares* of arable land, offering excellent scope for cropping and agricultural production • Well established and efficiently fenced into seven paddocks, providing flexibility for cropping and livestock operations • Reliable water supply via a solar-powered bore, supporting the property’s productive capacity • Located in a reliable 400mm rainfall district, providing a strong foundation for ongoing agricultural production. Excellent lime and fertiliser history, with a proven commitment to maintaining soil fertility and productivity • Conveniently positioned for grain handling, with easy access to Bulyee CBH and Tamma Grains. *Approx. 36 WA I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

689 HA | 1,702 AC*

Offers to Purchase Tim Cowcher 0428 881 246 tim.cowcher@elders.com.au

‘WIRRINA FARM’ MOUNT SHERIDAN, WA

Offered for the first time since establishment in 1957. A rare opportunity to acquire a highly productive, established mixed farming enterprise, held by the one family for almost 70 years. • Offered as a whole or five lots*

• Five-stand shearing shed & sheep yards • Silos, fertiliser and fuel storage

1,029 HA | 4,468 AC* | 9,341 ARABLE AC*

Expressions of Interest Closing Wednesday 16th September Lindsay Willo ck 0407 209 992 lindsay.willock@elders.com.au

• Excellent water infrastructure

• Proven cropping and livestock history

• Good fencing and established shelterbelts

• Quality homestead, extensive sheds and workshop

• Approx. 26km to Newdegate CBH.

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‘HEAVEN’S ALTERNATE’ CROOKED BROOK, WA

Heaven’s Alternate. An extraordinary 60ha* hilltop holding above Dardanup, commanding approximately 270-degree views across Bunbury, the Indian Ocean and Cape Naturaliste. Developed with aviation in mind, the property features a 600m airstrip, bituminised taxiway and impressive 45m x 13m hangar with workshop and mezzanine storage. The thoughtfully designed residence offers open-plan living, three bedrooms, office, two bathrooms and expansive decks, with the private master suite enjoying its own balcony and ensuite. Landscaped gardens, irrigated lawns, fruit trees, dam, cattle yards and troughs complete this unique lifestyle property, currently leased for cattle grazing.

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59.9 HA | 148 AC*

Expressions of Interest Price guide $3m Adrian Carroll 0401 524 295 adrian.carroll@elders.com.au

LOT 251 LAKE PRESTON ROAD, MYALUP, WA

Where the bush meets the beach. A rare coastal holding positioned between Lake Preston and the Indian Ocean, offering approximately 1,300m* of ocean frontage and spectacular views across the lake, coastline and National Park. Approximately 15.5ha* is cleared grazing country, with the balance retained as native vegetation providing privacy and natural appeal.

Located around 150km* south of Perth and 45km* north of Bunbury, the property combines seclusion with convenient regional access. Holdings of this scale and coastal significance are seldom offered, presenting an exceptional opportunity for a lifestyle retreat, land banking or agricultural use, subject to relevant approvals.

80.94 HA | 200 AC*

Expressions of Interest Duncan Synnot 0415 894 034 duncan.synnot@elders.com.au Adrian Carroll 0401 524 295 adrian.carroll@elders.com.au

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90 HOBBS ROAD, DALE, WA

Dale River farming opportunity. A substantial agricultural holding in the tightly held Dale River district, approximately 25km from Beverley. Comprising five titles, the property offers 342ha* of croppable red and grey loam soils, complemented by grazing country and natural vegetation across six paddocks. Excellent water security includes seven dams, three soaks, two bores and Dale River frontage. Established infrastructure includes a three-stand shearing shed, machinery shed and hay shed. A circa-1895 stone and iron four-bedroom homestead, separate clay brick cottage, established gardens and orchard complete the holding, offering an outstanding combination of scale, productivity and farming infrastructure.

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377 HA | 932 AC*

For Sale Fred Hill 0417 991 573 fred.hill@elders.com.au

‘JOHNNY’S’ WAGIN, WA

121.51 HA | 300.25 AC*

An exceptional mixed farming lifestyle opportunity. ‘Johnny’s’ is an elevated rural holding approximately 6km north-east of Wagin, offering sweeping views and excellent potential for lifestyle, grazing or mixed farming. The property features sound fencing, well-managed paddocks with a history of moderate cropping and three dams providing reliable stock water, with potential for further water development.

Existing infrastructure includes a functional two-stand shearing shed with sheep yards, machinery storage with recently updated roof and an additional machinery shed. With several potential home sites offering outstanding outlooks, this versatile property presents an appealing opportunity for a lifestyle retreat or agricultural expansion, subject to approvals.

Expressions of Interest Duncan Synnot 0415 894 034 duncan.synnot@elders.com.au

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‘BANYULA’ NAPIER, WA

Quality grazing property close to Albany. ‘Banyula’ is a highly productive 345.51 hectare grazing property, just 30km from Albany with excellent access from Chester Pass Road. Comprising four titles, the undulating country features quality gravelly loam and sand over gravel soils, an average annual rainfall of approximately 700mm and the Porongurup Ranges as a backdrop. Water is a standout with 18 dams and a soak, while the property is divided into 27 paddocks with laneways. Extensive improvements include sheds, shearing facilities, cattle yards and a comfortable home. ‘Banyula’ presents an excellent opportunity to acquire a proven grazing property in a highly regarded Great Southern farming location.

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345.51 HA | 853.77 AC*

For Sale $6,500,000 Simon Thomas 0407 380 365 simon.thomas@elders.com.au

‘YOUNGS’ YOUNGS SIDING, WA

Exceptional grazing property. Well located just north of South Coast Highway, between Albany and Denmark. 232.59 hectares, with an estimated 211 hectares grazable.

232.59 HA | 574.74 AC*

For Sale $4,900,000 Simon Thomas 0407 380 365 simon.thomas@elders.com.au

Excellent undulating soil types with good water supplies. The property is divided into 12 paddocks, with excellent fencing throughout and easy access via a central laneway. Improvements comprise steel cattle yards with crush and loading facilities, large hay shed and large powered GP shed, all a good standard that are well located in an elevated central location. A great turnkey landholding in a highly regarded, high rainfall location that is ready to farm.

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446 LOW ROAD, ROSA GLEN MARGARET RIVER, WA

Large rural holding in the Margaret River Hinterland. Set within the quiet farming landscape of Rosa Glen, this 64.37-hectare rural holding offers scale, privacy and strong water security in a tightly held Margaret River hinterland location. Currently operated as a commercial vineyard, approximately 42 hectares are planted to Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Semillon and Merlot. A substantial 80 ML dam underpins ongoing agricultural use and creates a natural focal point, with scope for future lifestyle or tourism uses (subject to Shire approval). Improvements include a comfortable three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence, machinery and pump sheds. Zoned Rural, the property offers flexibility for diversification beyond viticulture, while remaining within easy reach of Cowaramup, Witchcliffe and Margaret River town.

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64.37 HA | 159 AC*

Offers to Purchase Clémence Haselgrove 0407 725 424 clemence.haselgrove@elders.com.au

‘ATTUNGA’ YATHROO | DANDARAGAN, WA

Totally unique in the tightly held area of Yathroo.

• Approx 1,600ha | 3,853 acres arable

• Infrastructure of 2 residences, Workshop & multiple machinery sheds, Shearing shed and 2 sets of sheep yards

• Additional 110ha of ex tree plantation to add to arable land

• Undulating topography with vegetation of blackbutt & redgums

• Excellent water supply of 2 good bores & a soak

• 2 gravel pits

History prevails since the mid 1850’s on this versatile property located south west from the Dandaragan townsite.

• Soils range from red sandy clay loams, red gravel and yellow sands • Good fertiliser and yield history

2,043 HA | 3,853 AC*

For Sale Kris Teakle 0409 686 626 kristine.teakle@elders.com.au

This property is totally unique in the tightly held area of Yathroo ( Shire of Dandaragan ) and an inspection will impress.

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‘NALLAN STATION’ CUE, WA

Something for everyone – diverse incomes. Three streams of income with potential to increase. Popular tourism destination and caravan park, good cattle improvements and a registered and reporting HIR carbon project. Carrying capacity 939 cattle units, good yards, 17 paddocks and 26 waters, 6 bed 2 bath homestead and 2 bed 1 bath cottage both recently renovated, and 14 tourist bedrooms, near new 24 hour power system, fully functioning and established caravan park and tourist accommodation, livestock, plant, equipment, chattels and IP included. The choice is yours at Nallan, the carbon income is su􀀵cient to live very well, increase cattle income or tourism income. The diversity of income provides a secure buffer from seasons and commodity prices.

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Expressions of Interest Greg Smith 0428 486 826 gregory.smith@elders.com.au

‘WONGAWOL STATION’ WILUNA, WA

Exceptional pastoral opportunity. The Wongawol-Carnegie Aggregation present as a rare opportunity to secure an expansive area of tightly held pastoral grazing country.

One of the often overlooked but in the current economic climate very strong features of this country is its ability to produce with relatively low inputs.

Expressions of Interest Greg Smith 0428 486 826 gregory.smith@elders.com.au

The properties have gained a reputation for consistent production and the ability to maintain stock numbers through the variations of seasons.

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Recent noteable transactions.

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‘TYLER’S VINEYARD’ SWAN VALLEY, WA This complete, sustainable lifestyle property offers productive heritage vineyard, comfortable residence, engaging cellar door, versatile outbuildings, and a secure 5,750 kL water licence - critical for reliable irrigation in WA’s oldest wine region facing groundwater pressures. Prime Swan Valley land with scenic views, easy Perth access, and proximity to tourism hotspots.

Established boutique operation with proven appeal- ready for continuation, gentle expansion (e.g., low-input events or experiences), or private rural enjoyment. This soulful heritage estate blends history, sustainability, functionality, and charm - perfect for wine enthusiasts, families, or investors valuing secure water access and minimal intervention viticulture in Australia’s premier heritage wine region.

FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT; Michael Sala Tenna 0429 116 033 michael.salatenna@elders.com.au

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49 VISCOUNT HEIGHTS, LOWER KING, WA Sitting amongst charming landscaped gardens and set off by majestic natural bush, this thoughtfully designed and beautifully built home is the relaxing country retreat you have been waiting for. Built by Charlie Vrban in 2008, the home itself has a wonderful layout with spacious and wellplanned living areas, a fantastic kitchen, large bedrooms, and fabulous outdoor entertaining areas. With a sense of calm and quality, the home has presence from the moment you approach and feels eminently comfortable and stylish both inside and out.

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This property also comes with excellent shed space in the form of an 8m by 12m workshop in addition to a dedicated 11m by 4.5m van or boat shed, abundant fruit trees including a netted orchard, plenty of room for veggies, a couple of acres of pristine bush teeming with birds and wildlife, and plenty of lawn space for the kids and pets to roam. Lifestyle properties with home of this quality, and set up this well, are few and far between.

FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT; Blair Scott 0459 024 026 blair.scott@elders.com.au

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Introducing

Paul Dawson

Based in Elders’ Dorrigo Office, Paul combines a lifelong connection to agriculture with more than 15 years of experience in hospitality, creating a unique skill set that serves clients across residential, rural, and commercial property markets. Born and raised in Armidale, New South Wales, Paul grew up on a sheep and cattle property where he developed a deep appreciation for agriculture, livestock, and the rural lifestyle. Before entering real estate, Paul spent more than 15 years managing hotels and pubs across New South Wales, Queensland and Singapore, where he honed the communication and relationship-building skills that remain central to his success today.

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“Working in hospitality exposed me to people from all walks of life. It taught me how to communicate effectively, negotiate, solve problems and build strong relationships,” he said. “I enjoyed the industry and the opportunities it provided, but my passion for agriculture never disappeared.” That passion eventually drew him back to regional Australia, where he purchased a cattle property in the Dorrigo region and began the next chapter of his career.

“Real estate was a natural fit. It gave me the opportunity to combine my people skills, local knowledge and understanding of rural property to help clients achieve their goals.”

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closely aligns with his own approach to business and client service. “Elders has a strong ethical culture and a genuine passion for agriculture and regional communities,” he said. “Doing the right thing by clients is always the priority at Elders.” Based in Dorrigo, Paul services the Dorrigo Plateau, Ebor and surrounding districts, a region he believes offers exceptional opportunities for both lifestyle and agricultural buyers. Today, Paul enjoys the variety that comes with his dual role at Elders, working across both real estate and livestock. “No two days are the same. One day I might be meeting with property owners, carrying out appraisals and working on marketing campaigns, and the next I’m helping local producers with livestock sales and agricultural services,” he shared. “Being involved in both areas keeps me closely connected to the farming community and gives me a strong understanding of what’s happening across regional markets. That knowledge is invaluable when advising clients.” While Paul works across residential, commercial and rural property, his primary focus is rural real estate, where his agricultural background provides a distinct advantage. “Rural property isn’t just about land. It’s about businesses, families, livelihoods and long-term goals,” he said. “Because I’m actively involved in agriculture myself, I understand the challenges and opportunities our clients face.”

someone buy their first home, assisting a family to sell a property they’ve held for generations, or supporting a producer looking to expand, every transaction has its own story,” he said.

“We’re fortunate to live and work in one of the most productive and picturesque parts of New South Wales,” he said. “The combination of reliable rainfall, fertile volcanic soils and natural beauty creates opportunities across lifestyle, residential, commercial and large-scale rural properties.” “It’s a fantastic community, and I enjoy helping people discover everything the region has to offer.”

“Building relationships and helping people achieve their goals is what makes my job so rewarding.”

With strong rural roots, proven sales success and a people-first approach, Paul Dawson continues to build a reputation as a trusted adviser for property owners and buyers across the Dorrigo region. “At the end of the day, real estate is about people,” Paul said.

His commitment to client service has already delivered impressive results, including more than $12 million in property sales during his first year in real estate.

For Paul, the most rewarding aspect of real estate is helping people through important life milestones and building genuine relationships along the way.

“I’m proud of those results, but what matters most is knowing they’ve been achieved through trust, strong relationships and delivering positive outcomes for both vendors and purchasers,” he said.

“Every client and every property is different. Whether it’s helping

Paul also values being part of the Elders network, which he believes

“My role is to listen, understand what’s important to my clients and help them achieve the best possible outcome.”

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‘HILLGROVE’ NOMBI, NSW

1,840 HA | 4,548 AC*

First time offered to market since 1920. Elders Rural Services Australia Ltd presents Hillgrove, an exceptional 1,840 Ha | 4,548 Ac grazing property in the Nombi-Purlewaugh district, 42 km east of Coonabarabran.

For Sale $1,925 per acre

Held by the same family for over a century, the asset combines fertile alluvial creek flats, gently undulating slopes and rolling hill country. With an ideal soil balance— approximately 60% rich black soils and 40% lighter loams—the property offers versatility, reliability and the ability to comfortably run 500 breeders.

Ben Green 0412 100 681 ben.green@elders.com.au

Its long-term stewardship and diverse land profile position Hillgrove as a rare, tightly held rural holding with proven productivity and enduring value.

*Approx. 52 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

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‘WEEMALA’ TAMWORTH, NSW

40.4 HA | 100 AC*

Exceptional equine lifestyle on 100 acres minutes from Tamworth. Weemala is a thoughtfully developed 100 acre equine lifestyle property located just 16 kilometres south of Tamworth. Set at the end of a peaceful country lane, the productive basalt red loam holding combines privacy, convenience and outstanding horse infrastructure. The property features a spacious three-bedroom homestead surrounded by established gardens, alongside first-

class equine facilities including arena, covered round yard, 11 stables, shelters and wash bay. Divided into 16 paddocks with excellent water security, the property is equally suited to horse breeding, training or livestock production. Close to AELEC, Calala and Tamworth CBD, Weemala offers a rare opportunity to enjoy premium rural living.

Expressions of Interest Closing Wednesday 9 September at 4pm Ben Green 0412 100 681 ben.green@elders.com.au

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I NSW 53

NSW

‘ROCKVALE’ COOKS MYALLS, NSW

617.9 HA | 1,526 AC*

Productive mixed farming with outstanding water security. Elders is proud to present ‘Rockvale’, a highly productive mixed farming property situated in the tightly held Goonumbla/Cooks Myalls district, just 32km north-west of Parkes and 31km east of Trundle. Offered to the market for the first time in more than 140 years, ‘Rockvale’ combines productive soils, outstanding water security and quality working improvements, providing genuine versatility for cropping and livestock production. Currently operated as a mixed farming enterprise running approximately 40 Hereford breeding cows and 800 Haddon Rig Merino ewes, ‘Rockvale’ offers the scale, infrastructure and productive capacity to support a variety of agricultural enterprises.

*Approx. 54 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

Auction Date Wednesday 16th September Ben Redfern 0457 770 062 ben.redfern@elders.com.au Brian McAneney 0417 277 424 brian.mcaneney@elders.com.au Chris Malone 0401 968 447 chris.malone@elders.com.au

NSW

‘WHITEFIELD’ COOKS MYALLS, NSW

259 HA | 640 AC*

Productive mixed farming with established canola crop. Elders is proud to present ‘Whitefield’, a productive mixed farming property in the tightly held Cooks Myalls district, just 32km north-west of Parkes and 34km east of Trundle. Presented to the market in excellent order, ‘Whitefield’ features fertile soils, reliable water and established cropping country, making it an ideal additional holding, starter block or standalone farming enterprise.

With convenient access to Parkes, Trundle and surrounding grain receival facilities, this productive and manageable property presents an outstanding opportunity in a highly regarded agricultural district.

Auction Date Wednesday 16th September Brian McAneney 0417 277 424 brian.mcaneney@elders.com.au Chris Malone 0401 968 447 chris.malone@elders.com.au Ben Redfern 0457 770 062 ben.redfern@elders.com.au

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I NSW 55

NSW

‘PUNCHES PLAIN’ GUNGALMAN, NSW

2,282.43 HA | 5,640 AC*

Premier black soil farming & grazing enterprise. ‘Punches Plain’ is a highly productive 2,282.43 Ha | 5,640 Ac* mixed farming enterprise in the renowned Coonamble district of north-west NSW. Featuring approximately 1,200 acres of prime black soil cultivation country, quality grazing land and excellent water security, the property is well suited to broadacre cropping and livestock production. Water is supplied by Nedgera Creek frontage, periodic beneficial flooding and a private flowing artesian bore servicing an extensive reticulated system. Extensive fencing, quality cattle yards, practical accommodation and strong infrastructure support efficient operations. ‘Punches Plain’ offers scale, reliability and immediate productivity for commercial producers, family farming businesses and agricultural investors. *Approx. 56 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

Auction Date 3rd September, 11am Venue Coonamble Bowling Club Brian McAneney 0417 277 424 brian.mcaneney@elders.com.au Chris Malone 0401 968 447 chris.malone@elders.com.au

NSW

‘PARTS EURELLA & GLENELLA’ NARROMINE, NSW

379.74 HA | 938.35 AC*

Premium Narromine river country – three outstanding parcels. An exceptional opportunity to secure premium agricultural country in one of the Narromine district’s most highly regarded farming locations.

938.35 acres*, the country features rich alluvial and red loam soils ideally suited to cultivation, improved pastures and livestock production.

Ideally positioned approximately 10km* north of Narromine, these three individual parcels offer an outstanding combination of fertile soils, quality fencing, excellent access and productive farming potential. Comprising a combined total of 379.74 hectares

Each parcel is being offered separately, with the sale of each property not contingent on the sale of the others, providing buyers with the flexibility to secure the holding best suited to their operation.

Auction Date Tuesday 22nd September, 11am Brian McAneney 0417 277 424 brian.mcaneney@elders.com.au Joe Simpson 0439 262 402 joe.simpson@elders.com.au

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I NSW 57

NSW

‘MENTONE’ PURLEWAUGH, NSW

892.3 HA | 2,206.5 AC*

Where productive country meets endless opportunity. Located in the renowned Liverpool Plains region, ‘Mentone’ is a high-quality 892.9ha 2,206.5-acre mixed farming enterprise offering scale, productivity and versatility. With approximately 625ha (75%) arable, fertile basalt soils, a new bore and reticulated water system, dams and Saltwater Creek frontage, the property is well suited to cropping and livestock production. Improvements include an established 800-head sheep feedlot with potential expansion to 1,600 head (STCA), cattle yards, accommodation, shedding and extensive new exclusion fencing. Positioned near Premer, Gunnedah and Tamworth, ‘Mentone’ presents an outstanding opportunity for commercial producers, family farming operations and investors alike.

*Approx. 58 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

Auction Date 17th September at 11am Venue Premer Hotel Chris Malone 0401 968 447 chris.malone@elders.com.au Brian McAneney 0417 277 424 brian.mcaneney@elders.com.au

NSW

‘BARWON VALE’ WALGETT, NSW

4,523 HA | 11,178 AC*

Renowned Walgett district property once in a generation opportunity. • 15km* south-west of Walgett on the sealed Cumberdoon Way

• Original shearing shed, sheep yards in working order

• Principally open country with frontage to the Barwon River

• Expansive open areas with little to no timber.

• Prime black self-mulching soils

‘Barwon Vale’ with its combination of location, fertile soils and secure water will be a highly sought after prize in the Walgett district.

• Reliable water supplied across the property via Youendah water scheme with a series of tanks and troughs

Auction Date Thursday 1st October, 11am Venue Walgett Sporting Club Brian McAneney 0417 277 424 brian.mcaneney@elders.com.au Chris Malone 0401 968 447 chris.malone@elders.com.au

• Abundant feed after beneficial seasonal rain

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I NSW 59

NSW

‘MISTY MOUNTAIN FARM’ WYONG CREEK, NSW

18.2 HA | 45 AC*

Luxury acreage retreat, dual living & endless commercial potential. Set within the picturesque Yarramalong Valley, Misty Mountain Farm spans approximately 45 acres just one hour from Sydney and Newcastle.

For Sale

Two Federation-inspired residences, extensive equine and agricultural infrastructure, substantial shedding, exceptional water resources and 850 metres of Wyong River frontage create an extraordinary lifestyle and business estate, offering remarkable versatility, tranquillity and opportunity just minutes from the M1.

Shaun Coffey 0417 400 556 shaun.coffey@eldersrealestate.com.au

*Approx. 60 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

NSW

5797 TARALGA ROAD, CURRAWEELA, NSW

121.4 HA | 300 AC*

Scale, quality country & genuine versatility. Offering 300 acres of productive basalt country, this well-improved property presents an outstanding grazing or lifestyle investment within easy reach out of Goulburn. A comfortable three-bedroom home offers solid accommodation with the potential for rental investment or future upgrade. With approximately 80% arable, the gently undulating land has been fertilised over the past 3 years and has easily previously carried 75 head of cattle and calves.

For Sale Contact Agent Kia Scott 0417 497 356 kia.scott@elders.com.au

Water security is excellent with 9 dams, including 2 spring-fed, and the property is well divided into 9 paddocks. Quality livestock infrastructure includes covered cattle yards, which is a standout for the property.

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I NSW 61

NSW

‘GREYSTANES’ BARRY, NSW

24.3 HA | 60 AC**

Develop or enjoy the rural lifestyle. Offering a genuine opportunity to secure a 60 acre* rural lifestyle property with reliable water, existing infrastructure and future development potential, this holding provides an excellent base for buyers looking to create their own country retreat. The original bluestone residence is in need of significant repairs, allowing the next owner to renovate, rebuild or explore the wider possibilities of the property. With good water, useful rural improvements, power infrastructure and potential for future subdivision, this property offers the foundations for a rewarding rural lifestyle. Whether renovating the existing home, establishing a new residence or investigating the development potential, the property provides a range of options for its next owner.

*Approx. 62 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

Auction Date Friday August 28th The Auction Centre 152 William Street, Bathurst Kurt Waterford 0439 642 390 kurt.waterford@elders.com.au Hugh Go o ding 0439 000 639 hugh.gooding@elders.com.au

NSW

‘YALWUNA’ COWRA, NSW

178.1 HA | 440 AC*

Productivity, lifestyle & location. There are very few properties that offer the combination of productivity, lifestyle and location that ‘Yalwuna’ does. Comprising 440 acres and situated just over five minutes from the Cowra CBD, this is a genuine opportunity to secure a productive farm in one of the district’s most tightly held locations.

Properties that combine quality farming country with an outlook like this are becoming increasingly difficult to find. ‘Yalwuna’ offers an outstanding opportunity to purchase a productive holding where the views are every bit as impressive as the country itself.

Auction Date Friday August 28th The Auction Centre 152 William Street, Bathurst Scott Catlin 0403 968 384 scott.catlin@elders.com.au Adam Gambrill 0417 533 453 adam.gambrill@elders.com.au

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I NSW 63

NSW

‘NORTHWOOD HOMESTEAD’ COWRA, NSW

3.2 HA | 8 AC*

Northwood Homestead. Standing proudly since 1890, this beautifully renovated country homestead brings together more than 130 years of history with the comfort and functionality of modern living. Wide verandahs, generous proportions, high ceilings and timeless period detail speak to its heritage, while thoughtful updates have ensured the home is equally suited to life today. Properties with this combination of history, character, privacy and practicality rarely become available. Come through the front gate and you’ll quickly understand that Northwood Homestead is more than a home, it’s a piece of the district’s history, ready for its next custodian.

*Approx. 64 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

For Sale Price Guide $1,100,000 - $1,200,000 Scott Catlin 0403 968 384 scott.catlin@elders.com.au Adam Gambrill 0417 533 453 adam.gambrill@elders.com.au

NSW

‘BLAIRGOWRIE’ NEVILLE, NSW

569.9 HA | 1,408 AC*

Prime Neville grazing country with scale. ‘Blairgowrie’ is a highly productive 569.92 Ha | 1,408.3 Ac* Central Tablelands grazing property positioned on the edge of Neville Village. Renowned for its proven livestock production, reliable rainfall and fertile grazing country, the property has been thoughtfully developed for efficient cattle operations and offers an outstanding combination of scale, water security and quality improvements.

Properties of this scale and calibre are rarely offered for sale. ‘Blairgowrie’ presents a genuine opportunity to secure a well-improved Central Tablelands grazing enterprise with proven performance, reliable water and quality infrastructure.

Auction Date Friday September 18th The Auction Centre 152 William Street, Bathurst Ben Redfern 0457 770 062 ben.redfern@elders.com.au Scott Catlin 0403 968 384 scott.catlin@elders.com.au

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I NSW 65

NSW

‘GAMBLERS REST’ BLAYNEY, NSW

24.8 HA | 61 AC*

Country living made easy. Offering the ideal balance of rural lifestyle and practical improvements, ‘Gamblers Rest’ is a well-presented 24.82-hectare holding featuring a modern family home, excellent water security and quality infrastructure. Thoughtfully developed for comfortable country living, the property is ready to enjoy from day one. • Modern 4-bedroom brick veneer home • 6m x 12m workshop with power and concrete floor and 10m x 18m machinery/hay shed • Steel cattle yards with crush and loading ramp.

*Approx. 66 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

Auction Date Friday September 18th The Auction Centre 152 William Street, Bathurst Ben Redfern 0457 770 062 ben.redfern@elders.com.au Kurt Waterford 0439 642 390 kurt.waterford@elders.com.au

NSW

‘TANDERRA’ O’CONNELL, NSW

16.2 HA | 40 AC*

Breathtaking views, space & privacy. Set on 40* acres in the highly sought after O’Connell district, ‘Tanderra’ offers the perfect balance of country living and location with panoramic views. Located just 7.5*km from the quaint village of O’Connell, 29*kms from Bathurst and 209*kms from Sydney’s CBD, ‘Tanderra’ is the idyllic country haven you have been searching for in this tightly held region of the Central West.

Whether you’re looking for a family home with room to roam, a horse / small acreage livestock property or a well-established lifestyle holding, ‘Tanderra’ offers a fantastic opportunity to embrace country living without sacrificing convenience. With quality improvements already in place and spectacular views you’ll never tire of, this is a property that needs to be experienced to be fully appreciated.

Auction Date Friday September 18th The Auction Centre 152 William Street, Bathurst Dallas Bo oth 0427 668 335 dallas.booth@elders.com.au Sam D’Arcy 0401 612 996 sam.darcy@elders.com.au

*Approx. ^STCA I Outlines indicative only. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I NSW 67

NSW

‘IOLANTHE’ MURRUMBATEMAN, NSW

8.195 HA | 20.24 AC*

Quantum step-up from the ordinary. Iolanthe is an exceptional 20-acre lifestyle and equestrian estate, just 29 minutes from Canberra’s northern edge. The striking 474sqm residence offers five bedrooms, including a luxurious master retreat, multiple living zones, and seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining with sweeping rural views. Professionally landscaped gardens complement the home, while worldclass equestrian infrastructure includes

*Approx. 68 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

a substantial stable complex, additional stables, round yard, day paddocks, shelters, and extensive horse facilities. Purpose-built for passionate horse enthusiasts and discerning families alike, Iolanthe delivers an outstanding blend of executive country living, architectural presence, and premium equestrian excellence in a picturesque rural setting.

For Sale John Lennie 0407 417 783 john.lennie@elders.com.au

NSW

‘ERINMIST’ BINALONG, NSW

30.55 HA | 75 AC*

Luxury country living along the Boorowa River. Set on 75 picturesque acres with frontage to the Boorowa River, Erinmist offers an exceptional rural lifestyle combining luxury, productivity and privacy. The beautifully crafted five-bedroom homestead enjoys stunning views across rolling paddocks, mature gums and grazing country. Designed for comfortable family living and entertaining, the home features a bespoke chef’s kitchen, multiple living areas, hydronic heating, ducted cooling and quality finishes throughout.

For Sale Contact Agent Sam Simpson 0413 996 971 sam.simpson@elders.com.au

Well-equipped for cattle or mixed farming, the property includes extensive shedding, quality infrastructure, a dedicated gym/studio, abundant water storage and irrigated gardens, all within easy reach of Yass, Canberra and Sydney.

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I NSW 69

NSW

Woodleigh Aggregation The aggregation has been historically managed as a productive grazing operation, with proven capacity to support diversified livestock enterprises.

70 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

NSW

Bowning, NSW

1,029 Hectares | 2,544 Acres Significant agricultural enterprise ideally situated in the Southern Tablelands of NSW Located 21km* north west of Yass, the ‘Woodleigh Aggregation’ comprises 1,029 hectares | 2,544 acres* of highly versatile and productive land benefitting from extensive working improvements, an optimal natural resource base including fertile soil profiles and reliable rainfall, in addition to an excellent balance of topography including frontage to numerous seasonal creeks. The aggregation has been historically managed as a productive grazing operation, with proven capacity to support diversified livestock enterprises.

The ‘Woodleigh Aggregation’ is being offered for sale in its entirety or as two individual assets: ‘Woodleigh’: 354 hectares (875 acres)* & ‘Ryalda’: 675 hectares (1,669 acres)*

0414 670 286 angus.macleod@elders.com.au

Auction

0427 610 278 nick.myer@elders.com.au

Thursday 17 September at 11am Venue Lawson Riverside Suites, Wagga Wagga.

Angus Macleod

Nick Myer

Chris Malone 0401 968 447 chris.malone@elders.com.au * approx.

ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I NSW 71

NSW

‘TREVELLIN’ COOKARDINIA, NSW

A highly productive turnkey mixed farming opportunity. The property’s exceptional productivity is underpinned by an extensive highperformance pasture improvement program, strategic annual crop rotations, significant input and fertiliser history in addition to an abundant natural water supply. Quality working improvements include two machinery sheds, hay shed, steel cattle yards (with roof over working areas), three-stand shearing shed and grain storage, whilst accommodation consists of a comfortable and recently modernised four-bedroom, twobathroom primary residence. Under current stewardship, ‘Trevellin’ has maintained an excellent reputation for the quality production of beef cattle, whilst being ideally suited to a range of agricultural endeavours including prime lamb, wool, fodder and cropping pursuits.

*Approx. 72 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

583 HA | 1,442 AC*

Auction Date Thursday 1st October, 11am Venue The Albury Club, Albury Nick Myer 0427 610 278 nick.myer@elders.com.au Angus Macleo d 0414 670 286 angus.macleod@elders.com.au Henry Mackinnon 0408 408 299 henry.mackinnon@elders.com.au

NSW

‘PARK HILL’ BUNGOWANNAH, NSW

130 HA | 322 AC*

A notable rural estate boasting a historical Victorian-style homestead. Positioned within the tightly held locality of Bungowannah, South Eastern New South Wales, ‘Park Hill’ occupies 130 hectares | 322 acres* of versatile and productive land, benefitting from ongoing pasture improvements and consistent fertiliser history, allowing the property to be ideally suited to a range of agricultural and/or lifestyle endeavours. Steeped in history, the ‘Park Hill’ Victorianstyle homestead (c.1903) represents

comfortable rural living, offering spacious accommodation, character and charm, all set within a mature garden setting. Extensive working infrastructure includes steel cattle yards, three-stand shearing shed, machinery/workshop and sundry shedding. ‘Park Hill’ is to be offered only for the second time since settlement and presents a truly unique opportunity to acquire an asset of distinction.

Auction Date Thursday 1st October, 11am Venue The Albury Club, Albury Henry Mackinnon 0408 408 299 henry.mackinnon@elders.com.au Nick Myer 0427 610 278 nick.myer@elders.com.au

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I NSW 73

NSW

‘CLEVELAND’ CULCAIRN, NSW

A highly productive mixed farming opportunity. Ideally located 12km* west of Culcairn, the property comprises 346 hectares (856 acres)* of versatile land, benefitting from highly productive soil profiles, substantial investment in soil amelioration and crop rotation programs, quality working improvements including original shearing shed, sheep yards, machinery, hay and sundry shedding, and extensive natural water resources including frontage to O’neills and Kangaroo Creek and several surface dams. ‘Cleveland’ presents an outstanding opportunity to secure a quality mixed farming asset, renowned for the quality production of cereal and oilseed crops, prime lamb, wool and cattle, in the highly sought after South Eastern Riverina, having been held by the Hoffmann family since 1989.

*Approx. 74 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

346 HA | 856 AC*

Auction Date Thursday 1st October, 11am Venue The Albury Club, Albury Henry Mackinnon 0408 408 299 henry.mackinnon@elders.com.au Nick Myer 0427 610 278 nick.myer@elders.com.au

NSW

‘WHITTIER PARK’ DENILIQUIN, NSW

Renowned Southern Riverina livestock & irrigation holding. Located 30km southwest of Deniliquin via sealed Barham Road, this highly versatile and long-held rural holding offers a compelling blend of established livestock, cropping and fodder production. The property is appointed with two well-maintained homes, extensive shedding, workshop, stables, feed mill and grain storage facilities. At its heart is an exceptional undercover cattle yard complex with adjoining containment and cooler pens, supported by 22 main paddocks with a central laneway and trough water system. Approximately 350 hectares* of developed irrigation is underpinned by a secure dual water supply, including 1,353ML of MIL Water Entitlements and a deep irrigation bore with a further 779ML entitlement. Home to the renowned Kilcock Santa Gertrudis Stud, this outstanding property presents a rare opportunity to secure a proven and productive rural enterprise with significant infrastructure, scale and versatility.

1,978.4 HA | 4,888.6 AC*

Expressions of Interest Closing Wednesday 2nd September, 12 noon If not sold prior Matt Horne 0409 355 733 matt.horne@elders.com.au

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I NSW 75

NSW | VIC Before stepping into real estate sales, Oliver Boyd spent nearly 30 years building a career in property valuation. From assessing rural holdings across regional Victoria, southern New South Wales and Tasmania to advising clients on complex agricultural assets, his professional life has been shaped by a deep understanding of land.

Oliver Boyd

Real Estate Sales | Echuca Rural Office As spring approaches, his days are filled with inspections, appraisals, meetings with vendors and buyers, and preparing properties for market.

Growing up in a farming family gave Oliver an early appreciation for the rural community.

“Our family farm was north of Jerilderie in the Riverina. Property and agriculture have always been a big part of my life,” he said. “It built my appreciation for the land, the people who work it, and the important role property plays in farming families and businesses.” For many years, he worked behind the scenes as a valuer, analysing rural and agricultural properties and developing a deep understanding of the factors that influence their value. While he enjoyed the work, he found himself increasingly interested in the people behind the properties and the stories that brought them to market.

76 VIC I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

“We are also working across a few campaigns, including Murray Gums at Moama, a premium lifestyle property on the Murray River, a dairy farm, and the upcoming auction of Gully Green at Moama on 4 September,” he shared. For Oliver, it’s the people behind the properties that make real estate so rewarding. “After many years looking at property from a valuation perspective, I wanted to become more involved in the sales process and work more closely with clients,” he said. “It has been a great opportunity to bring that experience and understanding of property into the sales environment.” Today, Oliver is part of the Elders Real Estate team in Echuca, specialising in rural property across the EchucaMoama region, the Goulburn Valley and southern NSW.

“I like staying close to the market, understanding what buyers are looking for and making sure each property is presented in the best possible way,” he said. Whether he is assessing soils, water entitlements, farming operations or development potential, he approaches every transaction with the same focus: providing sound advice and helping clients to achieve the best possible outcome.

NSW | VIC

That philosophy aligns naturally with Elders’ long-standing connection to regional Australia.

“Elders has the resources and reach of a larger organisation while still being very much a local business,” he said. “That combination is important in regional property, where local knowledge, relationships and an understanding of the market really matter.”

Oliver also appreciates the strong support of his colleagues and the collaborative nature of the industry. “I have the best team around me. Real estate can look like an individual business from the outside, but there is a lot of work that goes into every campaign, and a good result is rarely achieved alone,” he added. Outside of work, Oliver’s connection to the Echuca-Moama community is equally important. Family and community are what make the region feel like home, and they are a big part of why he enjoys helping others find opportunities in the area.

ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I VIC 77

NSW | VIC

‘THE ALLAN AGGREGATION’ - PART MOAMA, NSW

497.1 HA | 1,228 AC*

Versatile Southern Riverina aggregation. Offering Scale and Flexibility The Allan Aggregation (Part) presents a rare opportunity to secure 497.1 hectares | 1,228 acres across three highly productive holdings in the Southern Riverina. Comprising ‘Bobs’, ‘Selma’ and ‘Coates’, the aggregation offers a balance of irrigated and dryland farming country, quality red loam and clay loam soils, established infrastructure, livestock capacity and future irrigation development potential. vailable as a whole or in separate holdings, the property provides scale, versatility and operational flexibility for owner-operators, expansion buyers and agricultural investors seeking a premium landholding in a tightly held region.

*Approx. 78 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

For Sale Oliver Boyd 0407 095 143 oliver.boyd@elders.com.au

NSW | VIC

‘GULLY GREEN’ MOAMA, NSW

Prime highway frontage in tightly held location.

459.3 HA | 1,135.1 AC*

Auction Date Friday, 4 September, 11am Venue Cadell on the Murray Resort

Elders Real Estate Echuca is proud to present ‘Gully Green’, a highly productive 459.3 Ha | 1,135.1 Ac mixed farming enterprise in the renowned Green Gully district.

Oliver Boyd 0407 095 143 oliver.boyd@elders.com.au

Featuring quality livestock infrastructure, 103ha of developed irrigation, secure water resources, productive red loam soils and a beautifully appointed country homestead, this is a rare opportunity to secure a premium agricultural holding in a tightly held location.

Matt Horne 0409 355 733 matt.horne@elders.com.au

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I NSW 79

NSW | VIC

‘NEILPO HEIGHTS’ POMONA, NSW

Premium horticultural holding. ‘Neilpo Heights’, a large-scale horticultural opportunity positioned on an elevated ridge of renowned deep red loam soils with an easterly aspect and highly desirable rectangular layout. Plantings & Development include 22.47 Ha | 55.52 Ac Avocados, 10.90 Ha | 27 Ac Mangoes, 8 Ha | 19.77 Ac Sauvignon Blanc, 3 Ha | 7.4 Ac White Frontignac, 8 Ha | 19.77 Ac Chardonnay, 19.20 Ha | 47.44 Ac. Vacant Irrigable Land – Suitable for redevelopment or new plantings. The property offers mature, yielding orchards and vineyards alongside substantial land ready for further horticultural expansion. Infrastructure & Improvements, Fertigation system, Workshop and machinery shedding, 3-phase power connected, Bitumen road frontage, Fenced on three sides (pine posts, wire netting, ringlock). *Approx. 80 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

78 HA | 192 AC*

For Sale Price on Application Marty Deacon 0429 953 365 marty.decon@eldersre.com.au

NSW | VIC

‘LUNAR PRODUCE’ WENTOWRTH, NSW

Lunar produce watermelon farm. Lunar Produce is a Family-owned Horticulture Enterprise specializing in the production of high-quality seedless watermelons. In the past 15 years Lunar Produce has evolved into being one of Australia’s key summer Watermelon suppliers. 1,000 acres across 4 adjoining freehold titles. 230 acres of productive deep red loam currently under watermelon production.

Darling River water access with 300ML main pipeline and extensive irrigation infrastructure.

404.69 HA | 1,000 AC*

For Sale Price on Application Marty Deacon 0429 953 365 marty.decon@eldersre.com.au

110kW VSD irrigation pump, 275KVA backup generator, pumping 100L/ sec and servicing approximately 76 acres per shift. 32 field valves, Netafim filtration and radio-controlled irrigation system. Fertigation facilities including insulated shed, solar/battery system, generators, tanks and equipment.

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I NSW 81

NSW | VIC

‘PISANA’ POMONA, NSW

Premium Darling River frontage. Welcome to ‘Pisana’, an exceptional lifestyle holding forming part of the renowned Dunvegan Station. Positioned at 2042 Low Darling Road via Pomona, this remarkable property offers what could be the finest constructed weekender getaway in the Sunraysia region. Spanning over 810 acres, the property boasts kilometres of stunning Darling River frontage, complete with internal creeks, sandbars, native timbers and natural herbages delivering a truly unique riverfront environment. A substantial Colorbond-constructed building designed for both durability and comfort with all modern facilities for making living comfortable. A dedicated machinery storage area, cool room and ablution block are added features.

*Approx. 82 NSW I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

328 HA | 810 AC*

For Sale Price $2,650,000 – 2,750,000 Marty Deacon 0429 953 365 marty.decon@eldersre.com.au

VIC.

ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I WA 83

VIC

‘BARBRECK’ BIRREGURRA, VIC

Prime farming country – exceptional location. • Early 1900s five-bedroom home offering stunning rural views

• Dual road frontage, providing future development opportunities (STCA)

• Hay and machinery shedding, workshop, office & attached double garage, cattle yard complex plus satellite yards

• Reliable 30+ inch* average annual rainfall district

• Central laneway servicing 25* paddocks, quality fencing, established shelter belts and reticulated water supply to troughs throughout • Gently rolling and versatile, arable loam soils *Approx. 84 VIC I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

• Ideally located - 5 minutes* Birregurra and Deans Marsh, 25 minutes* Lorne and Colac, and 40 minutes* Geelong. An exceptional blue-chip rural investment and commercial farming opportunity, extensively developed and suitable for a range of agricultural enterprises.

482.14 HA | 1,191 AC**

Expressions of Interest Closing Wednesday 30th September at 4pm Rob Rickard 0407 354 025 rob.rickard@elders.com.au Michael Stewart 0418 520 467 mstewart@charlesstewart.com.au

VIC

‘KOORAWEERA’ KARIAH VIA CAMPERDOWN, VIC

Livestock. Cropping. Fodder. • Beautifully renovated homestead comprising open plan kitchen and dining, separate living room, 4 bedrooms + office. Additional 3-bedroom cottage

• Extensive shelter plantations throughout

• Utility shed with workshop, 3-stand woolshed with yards, ram shed, cattle yards with crush, silos

• Ideally located to Camperdown, central to Warrnambool, Ballarat and Geelong, 2 hours Melbourne.

• Outstanding water supply – Larra spring, bore and dams, plus 165,000L tank water storage

385 HA | 953 AC*

Expressions of Interest Closing Tuesday 29th September at 4pm Rob Rickard 0407 354 025 rob.rickard@elders.com.au

• Versatile arable country with balance of clay loam soils and lunette banks

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I VIC 85

VIC

Coradjil Place

86 VIC I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

VIC

A quality parcel of productive, arable rural land located in one of south west Victoria’s most reliable and diverse high rainfall farming regions.

Jancourt East, VIC

320.67 Hectares | 792.37 Acres Premium Dairy Opportunity Key Features: • 3 homes (main: 4-bedroom brick veneer manager residence, 2 x 3-bedroom staff homes), all being refurbished and well maintained • Centrally located 40-unit computerised rotary dairy with automatic cup removers and retention bars, 24,000* litre vat capacity, 4 head feed system and silos, 450*m2 cow yard, flood wash and undercover crush. • Extensive shedding including hay, machinery and calf sheds, site office.

• Efficient laneway system to 78* main paddocks including an underpass connecting north and south allotments • Town and dam water supply reticulated to troughs throughout • 3 phase power

Expressions of Interest Closing Wednesday, 9 September at 4pm

Rob Rickard 0407 354 025 rob.rickard@elders.com.au

• Conveniently located to Timboon, Camperdown and Colac, 2 ¼ hours* to Melbourne CBD and International Airport.

Nick Myer

• WIWO option available: livestock, plant and equipment.

* approx.

0427 610 278 nick.myer@elders.com.au

ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I VIC 87

VIC

‘BUCHEEN AGGREGATION’ TALLANGATTA VALLEY, VIC

A unique mixed farming opportunity. Ideally located 47km* south east of Tallangatta, the aggregation benefits from highly productive soil profiles and significant investment in pasture improvement and soil fertility, underpinned by rotational grazing management practices, together with an abundant natural water supply via multiple springs, dual frontage to Tallangatta Creek and extensive water storage capacity. The diverse zoning, including areas zoned Rural Activity Zone, provides greater flexibility for alternative land uses and presents opportunities for recreational, lifestyle and tourism pursuits. The ‘Bucheen Aggregation’ is offered for sale either as a whole or as four contingent allotments, with alternative purchase proposals considered and assessed on their merits. *Approx. 88 VIC I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

712 HA | 1,760 AC*

Expressions of Interest Closing Wednesday 30 September, 4pm Henry Mackinnon 0408 408 299 henry.mackinnon@elders.com.au Nick Myer 0427 610 278 nick.myer@elders.com.au

VIC

MANRESA ROAD, CURLEWIS, VIC

2.22 HA | 5.48 AC*

Architect-designed masterpiece with sweeping bay views. Nestled on 2.22 ha | 5.48 acres approx. with sweeping bay views, this six-bedroom Bellarine Peninsula architectural estate delivers ultimate luxury. The two-storey home features a grand parent’s wing, five zoned family bedrooms, Victorian Ash floors, a Cheminées Philippe wood heater, wine cellar and a 21-panel solar system.

A premium Tulip Kitchen with Corian benchtops and Ilve appliances, opening to an extensive north facing deck and solar heated pool. Manicured grounds host a flood-lit tennis court, golf driving range and vegetable garden. Minutes from award winning restaurants and wineries, just 15 minutes from Geelong and around 75 minutes from Melbourne.

For Sale Peter Lindeman 0418 525 609 peter.lindeman@elders.com.au

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I VIC 89

VIC

290 ANDERSONS ROAD, BARRABOOL, VIC

54.08 HA | 133.6 AC*

Proper country, blue ribbon position. High above the surrounding farmland, this 54.08 hectares | 133.6 acres approx, Barrabool holding delivers scale, outlook and enduring rural character.

For Sale

Timber lined vaulted hexagonal ceiling, polished hardwood floors, exposed brick with slow combustion wood heater define the expansive living domain, while wide verandas capture long views across rolling country.

Peter Lindeman 0418 525 609 peter.lindeman@elders.com.au

Three bedrooms are supported by two bathrooms. Excellent storage and a substantial 6.8m x 7.5m garage. Private, established and within easy reach of Geelong, this is proper good real estate in the blue ribbon heart of the Barrabool

*Approx. 90 VIC I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

VIC

‘STRATHMILE’ BARRABOOL, VIC

60.23 HA | 148.83 AC*

Country Estate living in the coveted Barrabool Hills. ‘Strathmile’ is a rare 60.23 hectare 148.83 acre approx, premium rural lifestyle property formerly part of the renowned Strathlachlan Estate. The spacious four-bedroom home features two bathrooms, open-plan living, a bespoke kitchen, multiple entertaining areas and stunning countryside views. Two self-contained guesthouse studios provide flexible accommodation or workspace.

A solar-heated infinity pool, kitchen garden and mature olive trees complete the lifestyle offering. The farm includes 13 paddocks, improved pastures, six dams, bore water, extensive fencing, sheep pens and excellent farming and water infrastructure.

For Sale Peter Lindeman 0418 525 609 peter.lindeman@elders.com.au

Ideally located close to Geelong’s private schools, with easy access to the Surf Coast and Melbourne.

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I VIC 91

VIC

813 YARRAMYLJUP ROAD, ROCKLANDS, VIC

The 1,200 - well balanced, high rainfall… • Ideally set up as a stand-alone grazing block with established infrastructure. • Strategically situated in the centre of the property are substantial undercover near new Proway sheep yards. These yards are of large capacity including bugle three way drafting facility, all weather transport access with 160,000lt fresh water tank for agricultural and fire prevention purposes.

• Well suited to a range of agricultural pursuits including livestock and hay production as well as high rainfall cropping. • Excellent access with bitumen road frontage, complemented by allweather farm track to undercover yards. • Reliably watered by various stock dams in all paddocks.

Elders Rural Services Australia Limited trading as Charles Stewart. 92 VIC I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

505.9 HA | 1,250 AC*

For Sale Contact Agent Andrew Dufty 0419 842 929 adufty@charlesstewart.com.au Leeson White 0448 226 579 lwhite@charlesstewart.com.au Lachy Patterson 0407 704 684 lachy.patterson@elders.com.au

VIC

‘GLENVALE’ ROCKLANDS, VIC

1,159 HA | 2,896 AC*

Premier Western Victoria mixed grazing property opportunity. Held by the Puls family for 65 years, Glenvale is a rare opportunity to secure one of Western Victoria’s most tightly held grazing properties. An opportunity not to be missed, it combines productive redgum country, exceptional water security and extensive livestock infrastructure. The property features 7km* of privately leased Rocklands Reservoir frontage, believed to be the largest on the reservoir, offering

stunning views, privacy and recreation. Improvements include sheep and cattle handling facilities, a four-stand woolshed, workshop and renovated four-bedroom home. With strong pasture performance, excellent fertiliser history and outstanding infrastructure, Glenvale is a landmark, turn-key rural holding.

Expressions of Interest Closing Wednesday 30th September 1pm Lachy Patterson 0407 704 684 lachy.patterson@elders.com.au

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I VIC 93

VIC

‘PARK LANE’ MERTON, VIC

411 Acres of productive grazing country. ‘Park Lane’ is a well-presented 411-acre (166 ha) rural holding in the sought-after Merton district, offering productive grazing country across two titles. Divided into seven paddocks, the property benefits from improved pastures, a strong fertiliser history and reliable water, supporting sheep, cattle or mixed grazing enterprises. Practical infrastructure includes a steel machinery shed and good fencing, providing an excellent foundation for a working farm. Located approximately two hours from Melbourne, Park Lane presents a genuine opportunity to secure a productive rural holding, with additional adjoining land potentially available by negotiation.

*Approx. 94 VIC I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

166 HA | 411 AC*

Expressions of Interest Closing 3rd September, 4pm Charlie Sullivan 0411 956 233 charlie.sullivan@elders.com.au

VIC

‘LANSDOWNE ESTATE’ 197 RYANS LANE, LOCKSLEY, VIC

Productive farm capability with refined country living. Set in the rolling foothills of NorthEast Victoria, Lansdowne Estate is an exceptional rural holding where productive country and refined living come together. Quality sandy-loam to clay-based soils support improved ryegrass and clover pastures, complemented by Reedy Creek, reliable dams, solar bore water, excellent fencing and first-class livestock infrastructure.

At its heart, an original 1880s cottage has been transformed into an elegant five-bedroom homestead, with expansive living and entertaining spaces, a striking orangery and pool. Ideally positioned near Euroa, Nagambie and the Hume corridor, Lansdowne offers genuine agricultural capability, enduring quality and an outstanding country lifestyle.

388 HA | 958 AC*

For Sale Brendan Allen 0499 227 009 brendan.allen@elders.com.au

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I VIC 95

VIC

‘ARCOONA’ LAKE GOLDSMITH, VIC

Executive country living with exceptional infrastructure. Elders proudly presents ‘Arcoona’, an exceptional 11.2-acre lifestyle property offering privacy, modern farmhouse charm and outstanding infrastructure, just minutes from Beaufort and the Western Freeway. The custom-built iron-clad home features four bedrooms, including two with ensuites, spacious living areas, hardwood floors, raked ceilings, wood heater, ducted heating and cooling, double glazing and excellent insulation. A stylish kitchen opens to a large undercover entertaining area overlooking established gardens and rural surrounds. The property includes extensive shedding, including a substantial five-bay 30m x 18m shed, workshop, garages and garden shed. Solar, battery storage, water tanks and bore complete this exceptional lifestyle holding.

*Approx. 96 VIC I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

4.5 HA | 11.2 AC*

Expressions of Interest Closing Wednesday 2nd September, 12 Noon Michael Fratin 0409 184 572 michael.fratin@eldersre.com.au Sean Simpson 0418 320 335 sean.simpson@elders.com.au

VIC

‘HOME CREEK STATION’ BOOROLITE, VIC

Historic dual-cottage retreat on 100 acres with exceptional water. Prepare to be captivated by this exceptional 100 acre rural retreat, offering breathtaking views, abundant water, and timeless country charm. Featuring four dams, seasonal Home Station Creek, five paddocks, cattle yards, a shed, and open-bay workshop, it’s ideal for grazing or hobby farming. Established gums and English trees create a private, low-maintenance setting.

The unique dual-cottage arrangement includes original 130-year-old cottage rich in character, plus a separate one bedroom guest cottage. The renovated main residence boasts north facing glazing, stunning creek views, and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Enjoy unforgettable sunrises, spectacular sunsets, and a tranquil lifestyle unlike any other.

40.48 HA | 100 AC*

Auction Date 5th September, 1pm Venue 155 Shanks Lane, Boorolite Catherine Pigdon 0419 001 528 catherine.pigdon@elders.com.au

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I VIC 97

VIC

3 DEASON ROAD STUART MILL, VIC

Escape the city & embrace the country life. Tired of the hustle and bustle? Discover the freedom of wide-open space, fresh air, and the peaceful sounds of nature, all just a few hours from the city. Nestled in the foothills of the Pyrenees Ranges, this charming retreat offers everything you need to slow down and live simply.

*Approx. 98 VIC I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

• Fresh paint & new carpets • Renovated bathroom with large shower • Open-plan living with split system comfort • Drive-through carport & large lock-up shed • Spacious rear veranda to take in the serenity.

20.2 HA | 50 AC*

For Sale Bronson Young 0428 251 075 bronson.young@elders.com.au

VIC

‘MOUNT VIEW’ PANMURE, VIC

High production livestock & fodder factory. Sought after central location just 32km from Warrnambool within a reliable 800mm rainfall district. Recently renovated and upgraded with nothing further to spend. Outstanding as new custom designed steel cattle yards feature Norton heavy duty crush, three-way draft and all weather B Double access. Disused dairy offers conversion potential, complemented by machinery shed and extensive hard stand area. Well planned layout includes 1.5km central laneway servicing 12 paddocks with strong fencing. Fertile, well drained soils support quality perennial pastures. Pressurised bore water system with troughs, plus town water access.

126.58 HA | 312.78 AC*

For Sale Buyer enquiry range $8,500 – $9,350 per acre Nick Adamson 0418 571 589 nadamson@charlesstewart.com.au Michael Stewart 0418 520 467 mstewart@charlesstewart.com.au charlesstewart.com.au/21583919

Excellent road network near Princes Highway and close to regional saleyards.

Elders Rural Services Australia Limited trading as Charles Stewart. | *Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I VIC 99

Recent noteable transactions.

SOLD

‘VALLEYFIELD’ SAMARIA, VIC

‘WILLOW VIEW’ WARRENBAYNE, VIC

‘Valleyfield’ occupies 158 hectares of highly versatile and productive land, ideally suited to a range of agricultural, equine and/or lifestyle endeavours. The residence is set within a manicured garden setting, perched on an elevated vantage point to capture the scenic valley vistas over the meticulously maintained property.

‘Willow View’ occupies a highly versatile 275 hectares of land underpinned by an excellent natural resource base. The property is further supported by quality accommodation and working improvements, established pasture improvements, a strategic trough network, in addition to abundant natural water supply and frontage to Baddaginnie Creek.

FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT; Henry Mackinnon 0408 408 299 henry.mackinnon@elders.com.au Nick Myer 0427 610 278 nick.myer@elders.com.au

FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT; Henry Mackinnon 0408 408 299 henry.mackinnon@elders.com.au Brendan Allen 0499 229 007 brendan.allen@elders.com.au

SOLD 301 GARRARDS LANE, MYRNIONG, VIC With Panoramic views of the magical landscape including Melbourne skyline also within close proximity to Pykes creek Reservoir which is a popular spot for boating, fishing, swimming and picnics, a short stroll to enjoy St Anne’s winery this parcel of land has something for everyone.

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FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT; Grant Daniell 0427 495 435 gdaniell@charlesstewart.com.au Josh Lamanna 0417 586 032 JLamanna@charlesstewart.com.au

QLD | NT.

ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I QLD | NT 101

QLD | NT

Victoria Downs

102 QLD | NT I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

QLD | NT

One of the Northern Territory’s quality emerging fodder & agricultural enterprises.

Robin Falls, NT

3,000 Hectares | 79,413.15 Acres

Victoria Downs presents an outstanding opportunity to secure an emerging agricultural enterprise in the Northern Territory. Located near Robin Falls with direct Stuart Highway access, the property combines established hay production, quality soils and significant development potential. Approximately 3,000 hectares of freehold country features professionally assessed Class 1 and Class 2 land capability areas, around 700ha cleared, approved clearing paddocks and well-drained grazing country.

Supported by existing infrastructure, water security and expansion opportunities, the holding is suited to fodder production, cattle breeding and backgrounding.

For Sale

Alison Ross 0417 847 950 alison.ross@elders.com.au

James Todd 0448 590 634 james.todd@eldersrealestate.com.au * approx.

ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I QLD | NT 103

QLD | NT

709 CONWAY ROAD, PRESTON, QLD

Luxury hinterland estate with coastal convenience. Positioned 20 minutes from Airlie Beach, this private Whitsunday hinterland estate offers luxury living, quality infrastructure and exceptional lifestyle appeal. Set across 32 hectares, the property features a substantial five bedroom residence with expansive living areas, premium finishes and wrap-around verandahs. Improvements include multiple sheds, a bore, water softening system and extensive storage. Combining executive accommodation, privacy and proximity to major coastal amenities, this is a premium rural retreat.

*Approx. 104 QLD | NT I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

32 HA | 79.04 AC*

For Sale Offers above $2,300,000 Robert Murolo 0418 799 934 robert.murolo@elders.com.au

QLD | NT

267 BARRIE LANE, HOMEBUSH, QLD

Established events venue & grazing enterprise. Note Park Grazing presents a unique rural enterprise combining an established wedding and events venue, tourism accommodation and productive grazing. Located 30 km west of Mackay, the 64.24 hectare holding features irrigation, a 34 ML water licence, cattle infrastructure and extensive improvements.

The property includes a function venue, commercial kitchen, bar and RV accommodation approval.

64.24 HA | 158 AC*

For Sale Price an Application Robert Murolo 0418 799 934 robert.murolo@elders.com.au

Supported by multiple income streams, it offers an opportunity across events, tourism and grass fed beef production.

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I QLD | NT 105

QLD | NT

87 CORMAC ROAD, KIA ORA, QLD

Huge family home, stunning views & potential income! Set on 31 acres of fertile red volcanic soil in the tightly held Kia Ora district, 87 Cormac Road presents an extraordinary opportunity to secure a luxury lifestyle property with exceptional commercial capability. Showcasing a beautifully appointed 432m² family residence with expansive entertaining spaces and panoramic mountain views, the property is complemented by an extensive array of premium infrastructure, including commercial packing sheds, cold rooms, quality water security, irrigation, solar, and productive farmland. Whether you’re seeking a prestigious rural lifestyle, a thriving agricultural enterprise, or a versatile business base, this remarkable property offers a rare combination of luxury, scale, productivity, and endless potential.

*Approx. 106 QLD | NT I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

12.55 HA | 31 AC*

For Sale $2,195,000 Casey Hart 0434 163 113 casey.hart@eldersrealestate.com.au Ian Partingon 0407 746 280 ian.partington@eldersrealestate.com.au

QLD | NT

104 LUTTER ROAD, CHARLWOOD, QLD

Scenic Rim retreat with productive acreage. Positioned high in the Charlwood district, this private Scenic Rim retreat combines productive acreage, established horticulture and modern country living. Set across 15.99 hectares with sweeping rural views, the property features a contemporary three bedroom home, improved pastures, established orchard and quality infrastructure.

Supported by three dams, rainwater storage, sheds and livestock infrastructure, it offers an outstanding lifestyle opportunity for hobby farming, horticulture or a peaceful rural escape close to Boonah and Kalbar.

15.99 HA | 39.49 AC*

For Sale $1,495,000 Andrew Thomson 0428 289 299 andrew.thomson@elders.com.au

*Approx. ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I QLD | NT 107

Recent noteable transactions.

SOLD

‘SCHMIDTS’ LOWER WONGA, QLD

‘BURRADOO’ MOONIE, QLD

‘Schmidts’ has sold following strong interest in this tightly held Lower Wonga holding. The 199.38 hectare grazing property offered productive pastures, multiple water sources, power, quality cattle yards and dual road frontage. Positioned within reach of Gympie, Kilkivan and the Sunshine Coast, the property combined grazing capability with lifestyle appeal and future potential.

‘Burradoo’ is a premium mixed farming and grazing enterprise in the Moonie district, offering 855 hectares of cultivation, reliable artesian water, productive Brigalow and Belah soils, quality infrastructure and grain storage.

FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT; Agent Name 0402 073 661 jason.cleary@elders.com.au

SOLD

1574 EMU PARK ROAD, TUNGAMULL, QLD

‘KAILEUCA’ HABANA, QLD

This 43.7 hectare lifestyle holding sold as a private rural retreat featuring a Queensland-style home with pool, granny flat accommodation, sheds, orchard and water infrastructure. Located minutes from Rockhampton and Emu Park, it offered peaceful country living with coastal convenience.

‘Kaileuca’ has sold as a rare coastal grazing and lifestyle holding near Mackay. The 158.62 hectare property offered saltwater frontage, private boat ramp, light aircraft strip, quality improvements and productive grazing infrastructure. Featuring extensive water infrastructure, established paddocks and premium lifestyle attributes, the property attracted strong interest.

108 SOLD I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT; Jess Cunningham 0427 448 305 jessica.cunningham@elders.com.au

FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT; Roger Lyne 0427 698 866 roger.lyne@easternrural.com.au Andrew Kirtley 0400 598 866 andrew.kirtley@easternrural.com.au

FOR MORE INFO. CONTACT; Robert Murolo 0418 799 934 robert.murolo@elders.com.au

SA.

ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I SA 109

Located between Kapunda and Eudunda, the Illawarra and Koonunga Hill aggregation comprises 42 individual titles spanning about 2,633 hectares (6,505 acres).

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Illawarra & Koonunga Hill Aggregation Mid North, SA 2,633 Ha | 6,505 Ac*

Premier South Australian mixed farming enterprise – whole or part.

A historic generational farming aggregation held in the Mid North by the Shannon family is on the sales market after almost 150 years. Located between Kapunda and Eudunda, the Illawarra and Koonunga Hill aggregation comprises 42 individual titles spanning about 2,633 hectares | 6,505 acres. The farm sale represents one of the most significant and tightly held family-owned holdings to be offered to the SA market in recent history. The Shannons are a prominent and historic pastoral and pioneering family with a deep history in the Mid North. Their pioneering story began in 1839 when Abraham (“Big Abe”) Shannon emigrated from Derry and settled in Gumeracha, aged 19.

Big Abe was soon followed by his brother, David, who arrived at Port Adelaide and found his way, on foot, to where his brother had settled. The two got to work clearing their land and building the first Shannon family farm in Australia. The family first arrived in the Kapunda district in 1844, buying a 501ha (1237 acre) property named Yatara. The brothers farmed adjoining land and successfully grew their enterprise. Illawarra itself was established in 1878 by William Moore Shannon (David’s eldest son), who ran sheep and raised a family there until 1911.

SA was officially founded as a settlement only three years prior.

ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I SA 111

The family has since expanded their agricultural interests throughout Australia and have decided to divest the Illawarra and Koonunga Hill aggregation to focus on, and consolidate, their asset base in Tasmania. Illawarra is today a property shaped over generations through consistent investment, disciplined management and a deeply embedded connection to the land.

“This is a genuine generational offering in every sense,” Tom Russo from Elders said. productive cropping region which receives more than 450mm rainfall in an average year. The aggregation also has mains water connection and River Light frontage, providing year round water security.

Mr Russo said 150 years was “an extraordinary period” of stewardship. He said long ownership across multiple generations had allowed for a long-term approach to decision making, with a clear focus on maintaining and improving the productive capacity of the land over time. “That is evident throughout the property.” The aggregation has been built into a highly efficient and well-balanced mixed farming enterprise. The holding today reflects both its historical foundations and the evolution of modern agricultural practices, combining precision broadacre cropping with a well-established sheep enterprise capable of supporting up to 5000 ewes (subject to enterprise mix). The farm portfolio is located in a highly

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Other modern improvements include extensive livestock handling infrastructure, significant grain and fertiliser storage capacity and a welldeveloped central operational hub which supports efficient large-scale farming. The property also retains strong physical links to its heritage, including a renovated circa 1850s homestead which provides a direct connection to its early establishment. “The improvements across Illawarra have not been developed in a single phase or through short-term capital injection,” Mr Russo said. “They have built over time, reflecting a pattern of reinvestment that is typical of high-quality family farming operations practical, considered and aligned to longterm productivity.” The asset’s scale, proximity to Adelaide and connection to established agricultural supply chains further enhance its appeal. “Opportunities of this nature are exceptionally rare,” Adam Chilcott said.

The aggregation is being offered via a flexible expressions of interest process, allowing for acquisition as a whole or in components. The sale can also include the plus plant and equipment.

“The Shannon family has created something of enduring value, and the opportunity now exists for a new owner to continue that story into its next chapter,”

Tom Russo CEO ELDERS REAL ESTATE M +61 409 873 837 E tom.russo@elders.com.au

Adam Chilcott STATE MANAGER (SA) FARMLAND REAL ESTATE M +61 447 710 484 E adam.chilcott@elders.com.au

ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I SA 113

‘CARPA’ CLEVE, SA

Cropping of sizable scale. Offered as a whole or in 4 separate contingent parts known as: North, East, South, West. Centrally located between Cleve, Cowell, and Arno Bay on the Eastern Eyre Peninsula. The total land area of the property as a whole is 2,182.8 ha | 5,393.8 ac with approx. 2,100.5 ha (5,190.4 ac) cleared and suited to cropping. The farm has been continuously cropped over recent years with predominantly cereal crops of Wheat and Barley and more recently, Lentils. Improvements and Infrastructure include machinery sheds, implement sheds, fertilizer and grain storage, a shearing shed and sheep yards and a comfortable family home. Gently undulating with sandy loam soils and an average annual rainfall of approximately 310mm.

*Approx. | RLA 62833 114 SA I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

2,182.8 HA | 5,393.8 AC*

Expressions of Interest Highest and Best offer by 22 September, 4pm Luke Duncan 0458 141 321 luke.duncan@elders.com.au Nick Schumann 0428 383 833 nick.schumann@elders.com.au

‘CRAIGMORE’ UNGARRA, SA

514.5 HA | 1,271 AC*

Continuous cropping. Absolute drought proofer. Located between Tumby Bay and Ungarra, in a tightly held reliable cropping area on the Lower Eyre Peninsula. The total land area is 514.5 ha | 1,271 ac with approx. 426 ha | 1,052 ac cleared and suited to cropping. The farm has been continuously cropped over recent years with cereals, canola and pulses.

The terrain consists of plateaux, rises and low hills with mostly sandy loam over clay soils with buckshot ironstone and a reliable average annual rainfall of approx. 415mm425mm.

Expressions of Interest Closing 21st September 4pm Luke Duncan 0458 141 321 luke.duncan@elders.com.au

This property provides a great opportunity to secure a reliable agricultural asset that you know will produce.

The boundary is well-fenced, and the property is watered by several dams and soaks. *Approx. | RLA 62833 ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I SA 115

‘PADDY’S LAKES’ YANERBIE, SA

Paddy’s Lakes. Paddy’s Lakes consists of 4 Pieces over 1 freehold title and is zoned Rural for Primary Production with approx. 445 ha (1,100 ac) cleared and suited to cropping and/or grazing. Located 16kms south of Streaky Bay. Calcareous sandy loam soils with areas of native woodland, low-lying saline pans and associated gypsum deposits. These areas are part of a Gypsum mining exploration license, details of this mining lease are available upon request. The current lessee has been running sheep. The land has not been cropped in recent years. This is an entry level allotment with plenty of upside for those with time to further develop the land for better production and returns.

*Approx. | RLA 62833 116 SA I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

3,473 HA | 8,581 AC*

Expressions of Interest Closing 10 October, 4pm Luke Duncan 0458 141 321 luke.duncan@elders.com.au

‘POOCHERA’ POOCHERA, SA

648.1 HA | 1,601.4 AC*

Poochera – mixed farming.

For Sale

Located on the Eyre Highway, just 5kms north-west of the Poochera township on the western Eyre Peninsula.

• Sheep yards

Consisting of 1 Section over 1 Freehold Title with a total land area of 648.1 ha (1,601.4 ac) with approx. 382 ha (943 ac) cleared and arable for cropping.

• Average annual rainfall of approx. 300mm–310mm.

• 1 large paddock • 2 water metres

Luke Duncan 0458 141 321 luke.duncan@elders.com.au

• Calcareous sandy loam soils with wellestablished medic-based pastures.

Cropped on a year in/year out wheat rotation with sheep grazing during the lay phase. 2026 is all planted to wheat (2nd year).

*Approx. | RLA 62833 ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I SA 117

Introducing

Elaine Seal

Building relationships has been at the heart of Elaine Seal’s career from day one. Whether she’s helping a family sell a beloved home or assisting a business owner with a commercial transaction, Elaine’s focus remains the same: understanding her clients’ needs and delivering results with honesty and care.

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That client-first approach, combined with more than 25 years of experience with Elders, has earned her industry recognition and the trust of communities right across the Eyre Peninsula. Having lived and worked in the Wudinna region her entire life, Elaine brings a unique depth of local knowledge to every property transaction. Her career has spanned local government, customer service, administration, branch management and real estate, providing her with a well-rounded understanding of both the property industry and the communities she serves.

than seeing people happy with the outcome of their sale or purchase.” In 2025, Elaine was honoured with membership of the prestigious Elders Real Estate Premier Club, recognising her outstanding performance and unwavering commitment to her clients across the Eyre Peninsula. Beyond her professional success in the real estate industry, she has also been recognised for her dedication to the wider community, receiving the Irene Bell Award at Adelaide’s International Women’s Day celebrations in 2011 for her tireless service and contribution to the region she proudly calls home. Ceduna, Penong, Smoky Bay, Elliston, Lock, surrounding communities, and everything in between, allows her to provide valuable insights into local market conditions and opportunities. “The Eyre Peninsula is a wonderful place to live. I’ve always been passionate about our local area and what it offers families, businesses and primary producers.” Today, Elaine works across the central and upper Eyre Peninsula, assisting clients with residential, commercial and rural property sales.

“I love working with people and helping them achieve their goals. Whether someone is buying, selling or simply looking for advice, I enjoy being part of their journey and helping make the process as smooth as possible,” she said. Elaine’s extensive connection to the region, particularly across Wudinna,

For Elaine, success is measured by more than sales results. It’s about helping people achieve their aspirations while ensuring the process is handled with professionalism, honesty and care. “When clients trust me with the sale of their property, I take that

Known for her approachable nature and exceptional customer service, Elaine understands that buying or selling property is often as much an emotional decision as it is a financial one.

responsibility seriously. My goal is always to provide the highest level of service and achieve the best possible outcome in the current market,” Elaine said.

“Real estate transactions can be emotional, and I feel privileged to help clients navigate those moments. There’s nothing more rewarding

“I pride myself on getting back to people. Rest assured, if you contact me, I will always follow through and do my utmost to achieve the best possible outcome for my clients.”

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‘CUNNEEN’ MENZIES, SA

371 HA | 918.89 AC*

The complete package – Mixed farming enterprise. A rare and remarkable opportunity to secure a highly productive mixed farming enterprise, thoughtfully set up for ease of management and comfortable rural living.

including approximately 779 arable acres. The property has a consistent fertiliser history, with single super applied annually at approximately 100–125kg/ha.

The property combines excellent shedding, reliable water and fencing infrastructure, and a spacious renovated homestead, creating a well-rounded holding suited to both productive farming and relaxed country living.

Highly productive and well maintained, the property is situated in a reliable rainfall area, averaging approximately 471mm annually. Reliable water infrastructure includes 9 dams and 9 troughs. The main catchment dam supplies two header tanks and a garden tank, with water reticulated to all troughs.

Comprising 2 titles with a total land area of approximately 371 ha / 918.89 ac, *Approx. | RLA 62833 120 SA I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

Expressions of Interest Closing Monday 14th September, 4pm Price Guide $3,000,000 Julia Smith 0427 605 059 julia.smith@elders.com.au

‘KOONDAPUNDA’ WANDANA, SA

A premier mixed farming enterprise near Ceduna. A rare opportunity to acquire one of Eyre Peninsula’s highly regarded mixed farming enterprises, just 17km north-west of Ceduna. Koondapunda comprises 8,533 hectares across seven freehold titles, offering approximately 4,895 hectares of arable country and 3,639 hectares of grazing land. Supported by 290mm average annual rainfall, proven grain production and a 4,000 DSE Merino carrying capacity, the property combines productivity with longterm sustainability.

Extensive improvements include two residences, modern shearing facilities, substantial grain storage, machinery sheds and secure mains water servicing all 44 paddocks. Available as a whole or individual allotments, Koondapunda presents an exceptional turnkey investment.

8,533.86 HA | 21,087 AC*

For Sale Offers considered around $6.5 Million Elaine Seal 0428 400 210 elaine.seal@elders.com.au

*Approx. | RLA 62833 ESTATES. I AUGUST 2026 I SA 121

‘KITTO’S’ : WATTLE PARK, ARTHURTON, SA

Gilt edge cropping at its Best. ‘Kitto’s - A Portion of Wattle Park’ Certainly one of the Finest Cropping Purchase Opportunities to come onto the market in what is referred to as the ultimate cropping district. * 196.1 Ha | 484.8 ac * held in the Kitto family for 100 years • 2 easy working paddocks • Mains water connected • Excellent vehicular / machinery access • Estimated 10 year rainfall 400mm (15.76”) • Inspection & Information Memorandum available upon inspection only.

*Approx. | RLA 62833 122 SA I AUGUST 2026 I ESTATES.

196.1 HA | 484.8 AC*

Expressions of Interest Closing 12th October 2026 12 Noon Len Easther 0418 373 620 len.easther@eldersrealestate.com.au

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