2858 Calingiri Road, Calingiri WA 6569

WASHPOOL FARM CALINGIRI

64.75 HA OR 160 ACRES

Same owners 45 years

Located west and in very close proximity of the Calingiri town site.
Electricity Connected
Bore. Solar powered.
Connected to Scheme Water
Boundary fencing is generally in good shape although there are two sections which have not been replaced.
All internal fences are in good condition
Old General purpose shed inclusive of small catching pen for shearing and partially built pig pens.
Cattle Yards
Cattle Crush
Loading Ramp
A partially completed lean suitable for feed storage
Machinery Shed/General Purpose shed in very good condition. Small water tank at side to collect runoff
A very old mud batt house in poor condition
The property is divided into 3 paddocks, one of which, the salt paddock, is not cropped as the areas of good land in it are not accessible by machinery. Cattle and sheep have been allowed to graze freely in this area. This paddock runs almost the entire length of the property. An alleyway has been created along the boundary with the arable paddocks, with different tree species planted to stop the spread of salt. It has been 100% successful.
The other 2 paddocks, of approx 13ha each, have been cropped with oats on alternate years. The fallow paddock has been grazed. Between 2-3000 small rectangular bales being produced
In later years, with a reduction in sheep numbers, cattle were introduced. 11 cows, one bull and calves made up the herd. When weaned, the calves were raised to market size in the feed lot.
With its history, this property makes for an interesting purchase and is suitable for the retired farmer, who still wants to ‘keep his hand in’ in a smaller way or for anyone who wants to live a rural lifestyle. Almost every year mushrooms can be found in the salt creek paddock

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