256 Hacks Ferry Road, Hacks Ferry, NSW 2441

Situated on the banks of the Wilson River, conveniently located adjacent to the Pacific motorway and just 19 minutes to Port Macquarie airport, this 107.35Ha (264 acre) parcel of land lends itself to all manner of agricultural pursuits.
Currently used for grazing cattle and spelling racehorses, it has a history of dairy operations and cropping: including Cow Peas, corn and rye grass for grazing and silage production. Offering rich alluvial soil, it is extremely well fenced and divided into 16 flat easily managed paddocks, with 2 dams and a series of troughs gravity fed from a central tank. 
Featuring a sturdy set of yards with vet crush, a set of round yards and ample shedding for machinery, this unique property is perfect for anyone looking to get serious about farming.
The average annual rainfall is 1200mm (50" approx)  and the topography of the property would be ideal for large scale turf production.

Please Note: The vendor is prepared to sell the property in smaller portions:
Lots 58-111-17 approximately 53 Ha (130 acres) Highly productive vacant land: $1,900,000
Lots 57-3 approximately 38.39 Ha (94 acres) Highly productive vacant land: $1,390,000
Lot 2 approximately 15ha (37 acres) includes house in need of renovation, sheds and stockyards $1,200,000

*107.35 Ha (264 acres) in 7 lots
* Well fenced into 16 flat paddocks with a series of troughs
* River country featuring rich alluvial soils
* Suitable for grazing , cropping and turf farming
* Sturdy stock yards with vet crush, round yards and machinery sheds
* Adjacent to the Pacific motorway and 19 minutes from Port Macquarie airport.
* Original weatherboard cottage needing renovating.
* River frontage suitable for fishing and boating 
* Primary school, fuel supplies and Club minutes away 

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is obtained from property owners or third-party sources which we believe are reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested person/s should rely on their own enquiries.