527 KILLERS ROAD, New Moonta QLD 4671

Property Details: • Type: Rural

• Bedrooms: 4 • Bathrooms: 1

Description: Crescent Valley 9,038 Acres | 18 Freehold Titles Crescent Valley presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial, well-improved grazing enterprise spanning 9,038 acres across 18 freehold titles. Located only 30km from Gin Gin and 80km from Bundaberg. Boasting extensive creek frontage, quality infrastructure, and established legume based pastures, this property is ideally suited to a large-scale breeding or backgrounding operation in a 1000 mm rainfall region. ________________________________________ Infrastructure Crescent Valley is comprehensively improved with functional cattle handling facilities and accommodation to support a productive livestock enterprise. Cattle Yards & Handling Facilities Main cattle yards constructed from timber and steel panels, complete with crush, branding cradle, plunge dip, drafting pound, and loading ramp. Three additional sets of panel yards positioned throughout the property; rear yards include branding cradle, ramp, and head bale. Hay shed located at the main yards. Residential & Accommodation Main dwelling: Highset timber home featuring lounge, kitchen, dining, four bedrooms, and one bathroom, set within a fully fenced house yard. Two-bay fully lockable garage with roller doors. Worker's accommodation shed with lean-to and car parking. Rental home on Coes Road: Lowset HardiPlank residence with three bedrooms and one bathroom, operating on solar power (240v with battery storage), complete with a dedicated shed for solar batteries and vehicle storage. Sheds & Storage Four-bay timber shed with timber frame and iron roof. Lockable timber and iron storage shed. Tack shed and stables. 20ft shipping container. Additional hay shed with 2,000-gallon tank. ________________________________________ Country & Pastures The property comprises undulating strong forest country interspersed with open valleys, offering a balance of grazing and shelter. Approximately 5,000+ acres have been cleared and established to improved pastures, 4000 acres selectively cleared and sown to legumes with profitable timber growth in mind. The property has vast amounts of natural and improved legumes, quality soils capable of establishing Leaucaena. Pasture base includes: Wynn cassia Fine stem stylo Secca stylo Siratro Blue grass and Forest blue Black spear grass Green panic Signal grass Couch Originally timbered with narrow and broad leaf ironbark, mahogany, spotted gum, bloodwood, crow's ash, Moreton Bay ash, fig, apple gum, and blue gum, the retained timber provides shade and seasonal protection for livestock. ________________________________________ Fencing Fencing predominantly in good condition, comprising four barb wire with timber and steel posts. Small areas of 3 barb fencing. Subdivided into 17 main paddocks plus holding paddocks for ease of stock management. Fencelines largely align with title boundaries. ________________________________________ Water Crescent Valley is exceptionally well watered, featuring: Approximately 17km of double frontage to Gin Gin Creek, with permanent waterholes throughout. Approximately 2km of Dinner Creek running through the property. Approximately 18 dams strategically positioned across the holding in most paddocks. Bore equipped with 240v electric pump. Bore equipped with solar pump (220 gallons per hour), supplying shed and yards. The combination of creek systems, renovated dams, and equipped bores ensures reliable year-round water supply. ________________________________________ Carrying Capacity & Current Stocking Currently depastured: 900 cows plus bulls 650 calves approx. 150 heifers (approx. 260kg) 150 steers (approx. 350kg) 140 replacement heifers 40 No. 4 heifers 92 first calf heifers The property is presently running in excess of 2,100 head across various classes of cattle. The vendors believe as a dedicated breeder operation, Crescent Valley would comfortably carry approximately 1,200 breeders. ________________________________________ Crescent Valley represents a substantial, well-watered grazing asset with scale, infrastructure, and carrying capacity rarely offered in a single holding. Its combination of secure water, established pastures, functional improvements, and multiple titles provides flexibility for expansion, management efficiency, or potential future divestment options.