Prime farming property Langlands, in Jandowae, is up for sale after 60 years of being family owned
A huge 665 hectare property has hit the market in the Western Downs, providing a prime agricultural opportunity for the next generation of farmers.
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An enormous 665 hectare, family-run property has hit the market near Jandowae, providing a prime cultivation opportunity for the next generation of farmers.
Langlands farm, situated 19km north of Jandowae, offers up to five titles available for sale or can be sold as one, after being in its original family for more than 60 years.
This fertile property, managed by Fitzsimmons Real Estate, contains quality soils, ideal for grain and pulse crop production, according to their listing.
“Infrastructure is designed to make life easy with plenty of sheds and Grain storage on farm,” the listing said.
“The location will allow for the new owner to have a lifestyle of convenience, being close to the towns of Jandowae, and major towns of Dalby and Chinchilla that provide all services.”
Situated 67km north west of Dalby and 52km southeast of Chinchilla, all of the land is available for cultivation, except for four hectares around the buildings and dam.
The homestead encompasses four bedrooms with an evaporative airconditioner, along with three split air conditioner units.
A five car shed with a meat room is on site, partnered with a lock up garage, two tanks, three machinery sheds, hay shed, barn and several silos.
The welcome wet weather has filled up the 3800 cubic metre dam, which is accompanied by three bores, and 11 rainwater tanks that hold 250,000L.
Expressions of interest close at 3pm on June 23.
Contact principal agent Andrew Fitzsimmons on 0428 625 311 for more information.
Originally published as Prime farming property Langlands, in Jandowae, is up for sale after 60 years of being family owned
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