Located 5km north west of the village of Burcher and 55km north of the regional centre of West Wyalong, 'Belahlee' is an approx 4,696 acre (1,901ha) mixed farming property suitable for cropping and/or cattle/sheep breeding. With 3.3km double frontage to the Humbug Creek, the property is lightly timbered with exception to the creek area where magnificent gum trees provide shade and shelter for stock all year round. Paddock sizes are large allowing for efficient farming and additional fences could be removed for further improvement. Soils are generally heavy with a good portion of soft mulching clays. 'Belahlee' is well known throughout the district as an extremely fertile farm capable of growing high yielding crops. Over the years, 'Belahlee' has been used to graze both sheep and cattle which is reflected in some of the infrastructure listed below: - all steel cattle yards with crush and loading ramp - sheep yards and shearing shed - two grain silos and a fertiliser silo - 4 bedroom house on banks of the Humbug Creek - connection to the Euglo water scheme There are several dams across the property as well as a connection to the Euglo Water Scheme. The semi permanent Humbug Creek also supplies water to the property from time to time. Sales Process: The current owner of 'Belahlee' is moving forward with a full winter cropping program. Interested parties are invited to inspect the property and participate in an EOI process. The vendor has indicated that he would be prepared to be flexible with the settlement date with terms potentially being available if required. To request a copy of the IM or to arrange an inspection contact Angus McLaren on 0428 496 289 or Abbey Wiencke on 0487 359 328