715 Illalong Road, Binalong, NSW 2584

Mylora is a tightly held mixed farming asset comprising 1861Ha* (4600acres)* presently grazing both beef cattle, Merino ewes producing prime lambs and wool as well as cropping of both cereals and oilseeds.

Mylora has a rich vein of history including being a Cobb & Co stop as well as the backdrop to AB 'Banjo' Paterson's first poem " The Mylora Elopement".

Location is ideal, 7 km to the Hume Hwy, 20 minutes to Yass, 90 minutes to Canberra,(airport) 3 hours to Sydney and 2 hrs & 45 minutes to Port Kembla. Access to the SELX sale complex in Yass as well as GrainCorp receivals, abattoirs and feedlots are all well set to the property.

Comprising predominately red granite soils with an average annual rainfall of 672mm*. Timbers includes Yellow Box, Grey Box, Kurrajong, Blakey's Red Gum and River Red Gums.

Water is a feature with 13 km double frontage to Jugiong Creek, 3km double frontage to Bushrangers Creek and frontage to Illalong, Garry, Sawpit & Blind Creeks. 32 dams as well as a 16 megalitre bore licence.

The property is well fenced with 25 km of new fencing erected in recent years. Subdivided into 37* main paddocks with numerous holding yards and 7km laneway system.

Mylora has a conservative carrying capacity of 30,000 DSE. The sheep enterprise comprises 4000 Merino ewes joined to terminal sires, whilst the cattle enterprise consist of 600 Angus cows that calve in both autumn and spring.

Two machinery sheds, two haysheds, workshop equipped with vehicle hoist, 8 stand woolshed as well as undercover cattle and sheep yards plus a 2400 tonne silo capacity and feed mill. Two feedlots both cattle and sheep round out the extensive infrastructure.

Accomodation includes the Circa 1850's 6 Br Bluestone Homestead has been well restored offering the best of modern convenience and family living infused with the charming period features. 2 staff cottages as well as shearers quarters.

Only the third time Mylora will trade, this tightly held asset is a unique and outstanding opportunity not to be passed up.

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