LOCATED 71km south west of Roma, Maneroo covers 4598 hectares (11,362 acres) carrying a heavy coverage of buffel, Mitchell, button, native grasses and herbages.
The freehold property features fertile, mixed red and brown loams originally timbered with box, sandalwood, myall, brigalow, belah, wilga running to timbered bendee ridges.
Areas have been blade ploughed, stickraked, with oats and forage sorghum grown and now returned to grass. A PMAV is locked in.
Maneroo has some 30 water points with earth dams, plus Scrubby Creek.
Improvements include a well maintained three bedroom homestead, steel cattle yards, three stand shearing shed, five bay machinery shed and workshop, and a machinery/hay shed.
The carrying capacity is estimated to be 500-plus breeders and progeny, or 750 steers easily in normal years.
Marketing agent Darryl Langton, Nutrien Harcourts, said Maneroo was quality buffel grass grazing country in the Mt Abundance/Muckadilla region. The property had a long history of conservative stocking and pasture development.
"Marneroo is being offered for sale by auction and presented with an excellent body of grass," Mr Langton said.
Maneroo will be auctioned by Nutrien Harcourts in Roma on April 22.
Contact Darryl Langton, 0427 233 359, Nutrien Harcourts.
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