The 764 hectare (1888 acre) Western Downs property Noondoomally has sold at auction for $3.325 million - about $4352/ha ($1761/acre).
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Offered by Greg Cover, three of the five registered bidders were active at the JLL Agribusiness auction, which kicked off at $2.5m.
The freehold property in the Southwood district west of Moonie has been progressively developed as a versatile grazing enterprise.
In addition to the large body of feed, there is good water and suitable infrastructure, it offers a unique opportunity to acquire a developed grazing landholding in the tightly held Moonie region.
Noondoomally is located 50km west of Moonie and 180km west of Dalby.
The property has a generally flat topography with fertile soil types.
The country comprises of predominantly cleared brigalow belah scrub, poplar box flats and coolabah areas.
A large part of the property is described as being arable, providing an opportunity to develop a mixed farming enterprise.
The securely watered property is bisected by Noondoomally Creek and has four dams.
The property has a carrying capacity of 140-150 breeders plus calves and weaners.
Infrastructure includes a well designed set of steel cattle yards and a self-contained 40 foot furnished, two bedroom ATCO accommodation unit positioned under a large machinery shed with off grid solar power.
Clayton Smith and Chris Holgar from JLL Agribusiness handled the marketing.
