NEGOTIATIONS are continuing on Bellevue, a well located finishing depot near Roma, which was passed in for $5.5 million at a Nutrien Harcourts auction on Thursday.
Marketing agent Darryl Langton said three parties had registered to bid on the 547 hectare (1353 acre) property in the Mount Abundance area.
Bellevue Feedlot has specialised in custom feeding 70 and 100 day grain fed cattle, along with stud bull preparation. It is accredited to feed both EU and non-EU cattle.
The accredited 1580 standard cattle unit feedlot has a development approval in place for 5000 SCUs. The property comes with a 112 megalitre artesian water licence for intensive livestock use.
The property's value is further enhanced by an established hay business, based on about 9000 shedded round bales.
Some 486ha of the cultivation country has received an annual application of composted manure over the past 15 years. There is currently 300ha of oats and 100ha of late forage sorghum.
Extensive improvements include three large hay sheds, a machinery and workshop shed, air operated cattle yards with over/under load out ramp, nine new feedlot pens, and a commodity shed.
Equine facilities include seven horse paddocks, stables, day yards, a round yard and horse vet crush.
The three bedroom Queenslander homestead is set in established lawns and gardens and features a synthetic grass tennis court. There is also a renovated two bedroom cottage on the property.
Contact Darryl Langton, 0427 233 359, Nutrien Harcourts.
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