Prime Hatherleigh Farming Opportunity – Versatile High-Rainfall Land Offered as One or Three Parcels
Expressions of Interest closing - 11am Friday 15th May 2026 (unless sold prior)
3 properties being offered as a whole or individual parcels.
AS A WHOLE 116.47 ha - 287.80 acres
OR individual parcels of land being:
108 POOLES RD 36.42 ha - 90.00 acres
230 POOLES RD 40.00 ha - 98.84 acres
338 POOLES RD 40.05 ha - 98.96 acres
Outstanding opportunity to secure land in the tightly held Hatherleigh area. Well-known for reliable rainfall, highly fertile soils and producing high yielding crops and heavy livestock.
108 Pooles Rd 36.42ha/ 90 acres
- 50/50 balance of higher country and fertile flats
- Stock water is supplied via windmill to poly tank, feeding out to all four paddocks on this parcel of land,
- 3 Bay open machinery shed + rainwater tanks
- Portable galv steel cattle yards in excellent condition with crush & loading ramp, holding facilities for 50 Head*
- 2x shipping containers included in the sale
230 Pooles Rd 40ha/ 98.84 acres
- No structural improvements on this parcel of land
- This parcel consists of strong black, fertile flats
- Excellent fertiliser history, consisting of 100kg per HA of MAP annually in addition to hay booster on some paddocks.
- Stock water is supplied via a near-new solar powered pump, which delivers water to a poly storage tank before being reticulated to concrete troughs throughout the property
338 Pooles Rd 40.05ha/ 98.96 acres
- This parcel consists of strong black, fertile flats
- Excellent fertiliser history, consisting of 100kg per HA of MAP annually in addition to hay booster on some paddocks.
- Stock water is supplied but adjoining two parcels of land (purchaser would be required to arrange their own stock water supply within 90 days of settlement, at their own cost.
- No structural improvements on this parcel of land
Pastures across the whole of the property predominantly consist of diverse mix of chicory, perennial ryegrass, sub clover, strawberry clover, phalaris and a selection of native grasses.
'Lucas' has historically been utilised for producing hay and cereal crops. However, it is primarily utilised for producing prime lambs + breeding cattle.
For more information or to arrange a private inspection please contact Grant Schubert 0429 077 033 or Kerry Smith 0419 803 836