5522 Wampra Rd, Fords Bridge, NSW 2840

Area & Tenure:
34,921 Ha (86,289 Acres)*

Situation: 
140 kms WNW of Bourke

Description:
Level to gently undulating Red loam and black/grey flood out country. Natural grasses and clovers. Timber comprising Box Bimble & White, Gidgee, Leopard wood & Mulga.
Watered by 3 Bores (2 x Unequipped) and a well. 10 Ground Tanks. Kerribree creek seasonal water course. Average annual rainfall of Approx 9 - 10" (225 - 250mm)*
Fenced into 12 main paddocks. Hinge Joint/Barb and Plain/barb. Some sections requiring replacement

Structural Improvements:
Wampra house - 5 Bedrooms and carport. Wirranya house in a state of disrepair.
Workshop and machinery sheds. 
6 Stand woolshed (5 Stands equipped) TPW Wool press and wool table included.
Sheep yards at the woolshed. Some sheep and goat panel yards across the property. 2 x Cattle yards

Plant & Livestock:	
Wampra and Wirranya stations approximately 86,000 acres combined offering a great opportunity to run cattle and sheep. The property has had sufficient rain over the last 6 months filling all ground 10 tanks. With the current rain the feed has responded, and the country is looking great. Currently running agistment cattle and sheep. The property has an established shearing shed and will be fully equipped and in working order. Good yards and drafting facilities. Along with the sheep yards there is 2 sets of cattle yards around the farm for ease of mustering and cattle work.  

Features: 
- Wampra - 105 years in the family
- Good balance of red loam country and heavier clay soils
- Currently very good supply of feed
- Good stock handling facilities 
- Vendors expecting a result

Auction Link 
https://auctionsplus.com.au/auction-results/property/wampra-station-wirranya-station-property-auct/128599 

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