327 Lilydale Road, Youngs Siding WA 6330
$4,900,000
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Landsize 2,325,900m2
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'Youngs'
• Exceptional grazing property that is well located just north of South Coast Highway, between Albany and Denmark
• The property has been in the same family ownership for over 60 years since being developed as a CP block in the early 1960's
• 232.59 hectare in total, with an estimated 211 hectares grazable
• Excellent undulating soil types with good water supplies from 5 dams and 3 soaks. The property also has fresh water from the Sleeman River running year round through the northern section of the farm
• 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 of a good standard that are well located in an elevated central location on the property
• A great turnkey landholding in a highly regarded, high rainfall location that is ready to farm
For more information or to arrange an inspection please contact Simon Thomas on O407 380 365.
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This property at 327 Lilydale Road, Youngs Siding is listed for sale by Simon Thomas at Elders Real Estate.
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If you would like to get in touch with Simon Thomas regarding 327 Lilydale Road, Youngs Siding, please call 0507 380 365 or contact the agent via email.
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Council rates: $3,730 / year
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Youngs Siding overview
The townsite of Youngs Siding is located in the south coastal region, 440 kilometres south southeast of Perth and 34 kilometres west of Albany. In 1889 Millars Karri and Jarrah Forests Ltd constructed a railway line from Torbay Junction (now Elleker) to Torbay, and in the mid 1890's Millars extended the line to Denmark. One of the sidings on the extended line was named Young's, and in 1903 the government set aside land at "Young's Siding" for a future townsite. In 1911 the "Young's Siding and Lake Saidie Progress Association" requested the government make land available at Young's Siding. The land was very wet and low lying, and it was 1916 before any lots were surveyed. The townsite of Youngs was gazetted in 1917, the siding being dropped from the name by a government decision. Although officially Youngs, local usage remained Youngs Siding, and in 1999 the name of the townsite was amended to Youngs Siding. The name honours David Young 1825-1918, a farmer who took up land in the area in the 1850's and later farmed at Marbelup.
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