530 Warrah Ridge Road, Quirindi, NSW 2343

Tom Donoghue of Johnston Donoghue Property is pleased to present "Romney Vale" for sale – an exceptional property located just west of Quirindi, on the highly sought-after Liverpool Plains. Spanning 812.33 hectares (2,007.3 acres), "Romney Vale" is a prime example of productive agricultural land, featuring heavy black vertosol soils ideal for both irrigation and dryland cultivation. Currently, the property is in full production with exceptional management and is planted with a mix of cotton and sorghum.

The property boasts significant improvements, including a spacious four-bedroom, two-bathroom homestead set within a beautifully maintained garden area, complete with expansive lawns and established trees. Additional amenities include a garage/workshop and a carport. For operational farming use, "Romney Vale" is improved with a large machinery shed, 1,640-tonne silo storage, a hayshed/machinery shed, and well-designed steel cattle yards.

Quirindi, with a population of approximately 3,500, is located about 80 kilometres southwest of Tamworth and 400 kilometres northwest of Sydney, situated at the junction of the Kamilaroi and New England Highways.

The Liverpool Plains, particularly around Quirindi, is renowned as a world class agricultural region, benefiting from an annual rainfall of 680 millimetres (27 inches).

With an elevation ranging from 330 to 350 meters above sea level, "Romney Vale" features level, first-class black self-mulching soils, optimally suited for both summer and winter cropping.

Land In Detail:
335 hectares of lateral irrigation divided into four fields.
409.4 hectares of level first class dryland black soil cultivation.
67.9 hectares of improved mixed arable and grazing.

Water Entitlements:
720 units of Upper Namoi Zone 10 Aquifer licence.

Irrigation Development:
Two Valley swing around hose fed lateral irrigators to water four fields. 

"Romney Vale" is being offered for sale via Expression of Interest closing Friday the 14th of March 2025 @ 5:00pm (AEDT). Please call Tom Donoghue on 0429 442 313.