45 Joes Road, Caveside, Tas 7304

Howell Property Group proudly presents Parsons Farm, located at 45 Joes Road, Caveside, Tasmania, nestled in the lush, picturesque valley of Caveside. This expansive property spans approximately 540 acres across 6 adjoining titles with an additional 40 acres available for leasehold with an option to purchase.
Formerly a dairy farm, Parsons Farm boasts a rich agricultural history having supported up to 280 milking cows until three years ago. In recent seasons, the property has been utilized for dairy agistment and agistment of beef cattle. 

Key features include 40 hectares under center pivot irrigation with an additional 20 hectares offering hard hose irrigation options. 
The farm infrastructure includes a traditional 22 bail swing-over herringbone dairy (not in use) with a basic set of cattle yards, a calf shed, and a modern five-bay machinery shed plus haybarn. There are two residences on Parsons Farm, including a spacious four-bedroom home featuring an ensuite to the master bedroom and established gardens. The property is meticulously divided into over 55 fenced paddocks with a well-planned center laneway system.

Water supply is sourced from elevated dams fed by the expansive Western Tiers catchment area, ensuring reliable gravity-fed pressure for both irrigation and stock water systems. The region benefits from an average annual rainfall of 1000-1200mm, ideal for agricultural productivity.
Conveniently located less than an hour's drive from Launceston and Devonport, just 10 minutes from Mole Creek and 23 minutes from Deloraine, Parsons Farm offers a prime rural lifestyle with easy access to all amenities.

Features:
•	Two residences
•	Machinery shed / Hay shed
•	540 acres plus 40 acres lease with purchase option
•	Centre pivot irrigation
•	High rainfall zone

Howell Property Group has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.