Prominent northern NSW identity Alan McIntosh selling prime Tweed Coast Rd, Cudgen property with fully operational dance studio

What do bovines and ballet have in common? A northern NSW identity is selling his slice of prime farming land in the Tweed – and there’s a quirky addition alongside the cattle.

If you think bovines and ballet have nothing in common – think again.

A prominent northern NSW identity is selling a prime piece of farming land at Cudgen, a short drive from the Queensland-NSW border – and to sweeten the deal he’s throwing in a fully operational dance studio with the cattle.

The 35 hectare Tweed Coast Rd property is being listed by Ray White Burleigh Group South, which has secured a foothold in the northern NSW market. The property is open to expressions of interest and officially hits the market in January.

117-147 Tweed Coast Road, Cudgen, is hitting the market. Picture: Ray White Burleigh Group South.

The property is owned by Alan McIntosh, a well-known northern NSW identity who opened Kingscliff’s first newsagency, and notably offered to gift a $2.5m parcel of land to the NSW government in 2018 to build the new Tweed Hospital.

It comes with a fully operational dance studio onsite. Picture: Ray White Burleigh Group South.

The dance studio, Cudgen Dance Farm, has been onsite for close to five decades.

The sprawling property also includes a six-bedroom home, two separate rental flats and 16 cows, one bull and 16 calves. Talk about a full dance card.

Ray White Burleigh Group South agent Jessica Otto said: “How’s that for a deal sweetener?”

“Buy a dance studio, get a herd of cows thrown in for free – I’ve got no beef with that,” she said.

The property is in picturesque Cudgen, just one 1km from the beach. Picture: Ray White Burleigh Group South.

The expression of interest process comes as the new Tweed hospital in Cudgen, near the Kingscliff CBD, is due to open early next year.