Farms to go under the hammer in Victoria and southern NSW in July

See our list of farms to go under the hammer in July. We reveal all the details you need to know as well as the results from auctions held in June.

FARMS TO GO UNDER THE HAMMER IN JULY:

3: Boisdale. Lot 1 32.78ha, lot 2 32.38ha mixed farming. 12.30pm at Boisdale Hall. Gippsland Real Estate and Leo O’Brien Property. Paul Bourke 0428 451 366

4: Mustok (Jindera). 17ha lifestyle. 11am on site. Elders. David Gittoes 0409 362 722

9: Gingers (Naracoorte). 207.5ha livestock. 2pm on site. Ruralco. Cameron Grundy 0408 843 096

30: Wyuna and Neverfail (Eulo via Cunnamulla). 27,745.36ha livestock. 11am at Bourke Bowling Club or online. Nutrien Harcourts. Greg Seiler 0429 701 136

JUNE AUCTION RESULTS:

4: Portion of Devon Park (Dunkeld). 1273ha. Livestock, cropping. Sold at auction for $14,155,200. CBRE.

12: Neringah (Central Southern Slopes). 890ha cattle, sheep, grazing. Sold at auction for $6.65 million. Ray White.

25: Hilltop (Dorrigo). 102.6ha mixed farming. Passed in, negotiations continuing. Ray White

25: Oceanview (Dorrigo). 82.07ha mixed farming. Passed in, negotiations continuing. Ray White.

26: Summerleigh (Echuca). 390ha cropping, irrigation, grazing. Sold at auction for $4.2 million. Elders.

27: Kazden Park (Albury). 10.48ha lifestyle. Sold prior to auction for an undisclosed amount. Elders.

27: Snowview Park (Albury). 2ha lifestyle. Sold prior to auction for an undisclosed amount. Elders.

AT least five rural properties have or will go under the hammer in Victoria and southern NSW in June, as COVID-19 restrictions lift.

And a further two properties, which were due to be auctioned at the end of the month, have already been snapped up.

The numbers aren’t far behind June last year when nine rural properties were auctioned for the month.

Currently, 20 people can attend an auction, plus the people required to facilitate, and from June 22 50 will be able to attend.

Last week, the well-known Boorowa farm Neringah, in NSW, went under the hammer for the first time in 20 years making $6,650,000.

The property, marketed by Ray White, was sold via online auction.

Ray White’s Jason Hellyer said the business would conduct auctions in a hybrid style mixing traditional style auctions and online.

“Throughout COVID-19 we have really been able to pivot to online auctions which has worked exceptionally well,” Mr Hellyer said.

“Moving forward we want to integrate a hybrid method which will allow buyers to bid at the auction or online providing them with options.”

Elders’ Reg Coulston was due to auction two Albury properties at the end of the month, the 10ha Kazden and 2ha Snowview Park but Mr Coulston said both had recently sold.

Earlier this month, a portion of the iconic property Devon Park sold at auction in Dunkeld for more than $14 million.

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