Property Details: • Type: Farm

• Bedrooms: 0 • Bathrooms: 0

Description: Elders Rural Services Australia Limited is instructed by the owners to offer Seljan's for sale by EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST. Closing 12noon Thursday 16 th December 2021. This outstanding enterprise occupies a total area of 136.6 hectares (337 acres), on one title. Seljan's Lot 56 is situated on Dump Road , in the Hundred of Ramsay and is located approximately 22km east of Minlaton and 12km west of Port Vincent SA and contains 136.6 ha or (337.5 acres) collectively. The property is mostly made up of arable acreage. This property is situated in a productive strip of high yielding cropping land and with the opportunity to obtain this property would add benefits to any agricultural business. Allotment 56 is situated in the belt of the Stansbury scrub and benefits from the fertile soil of sandy loam, with underlining clay and combined with the localised winter rainfall of approximately 350mm annually, and this will suit the practice of cropping and or mixed farming enterprise. The property has six open paddocks with good access, suitable for large machinery. The property's shape lends itself to large paddocks with straight runs, with it's access on the Northern boundary. The property is presently run as a successful livestock business where numerous paddocks are an advantage. Alternatively, it would be easy to improve fencing variations to suit a cropping focused enterprise. The property is separated into several paddocks, with the southern part of the property containing a patch of native scrub combined with a couple of outlying small scrub areas, ideal shelter belts for stock. Now surrounded by new and excellent condition cyclone fences and SA Water supplies a meter situated on Dump Road and delivers water to the pipeline, and all stock troughs. For the previous six years this property has been run as a successful livestock business where the whole acreage has been continuously grazed with pastures for stock and no cropping has taken place. No sprays and fertilisers have been used over the last few years.