"Newlands" and "Bellevue" Roma

On offer is "Newlands" and "Bellevue", an ideal breeder or backgrounding enterprise within a handy location to Roma.
Situation: 43km South of Roma, 26km bitumen road, remainder all weather gravel road.
Area and Tenure: Total area of 5,859 Acres Freehold. Newlands offers 4,500 acres with a 55 acre reserve, and Bellevue comprises of 1,304 acres.
Country: Gently undulating red loam soils originally timbered with Box, Kurrajong, Ironbark and Pine with intrusions of Belah. 2,000 acres recently stick raked, with 1,500 acres of older stick raked country. PMAV current on Newlands. Buffel is well established throughout the properties.
Fencing: Newlands is subdivided into 9 paddocks, 1 holding paddock and laneway which feeds 6 paddocks. 4 Barb fencing in good condition. Bellevue is subdivided into 6 paddocks, fencing in good condition.
Water: Water is a feature on Newlands and Bellevue with permanent water holes from the Yalebone Creek to both properties. There is also a 48 Megalitre water allocation on Bellevue. There are 12 Dams on Newlands and 4 Dams on Bellevue.
Cattle Yards: Steel portable yards with loading ramp and crush in good condition.
Services: 2 Bedroom Donga with kitchen, shower and toilet located on Newlands with power and water connected. School bus to Roma, weekly mail.
Carrying Capacity: 350 Cows and calves or 700 Backgrounders.
Comments: The properties join each other and presently offer a good body of Buffel and Natural grasses, with water and the registered gravel pit being key features.