Located in the perfect climate and fertile soil of the Glass House Mountains, it is easy to how good this could be with some imagination and hard work.
2.75 hectares of custard apples and 3.35 of trellised passionfruit are supported by dams, irrigation and farm infrastructure over close to 12 hectares including curtilage and roads.
Make no mistake there is work to do here with overgrown rows, weeds and plants in poor health. The lease will accommodate a period of low production and it will be leased as is.
Features include:
• Total area is 11.98 hectares
• 2.6 hectares spare land
• 1.2 hectares curtilage, internal roads
• 3.35 hectares accommodates irrigated trellised passionfruit vines
• 2.7 hectares is planted custard apples - 2+ varieties
• Original trees planted over 40 years ago with the most recent plantings in the last few years (375 grafted trees planted in November 2019).
• There are 675 custard apple trees in total with around 30 outside the lot boundaries
• There are 2,389 producing vines including around 100 on the Barrs Road South road reserve
• Sheds can be negotiated as part of the tenancy

This farming land is truly one of a kind and suits someone wanting to continue on with the heritage of the custard apple and passionfruit harvesting within the local community.

All interested parties wishing to lease the farming land must submit offers in writing.

Inspections will be organised via appointment with our office.

No unattended walk throughs are to be conducted of the farming land.