Nallan Station, Cue WA 6640
Expressions of Interest
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Something for everyone- Diverse incomes
Three streams of income with potential to increase.
Popular tourism destination and caravan park, good
cattle improvements and a registered and reporting HIR
carbon project.
• Carrying capacity 939 cattle units, good yards,
17 paddocks and 26 waters
• 6 bed 2 bath homestead & 2 bed 1 bath cottage both
recently renovated, and 14 tourist bedrooms
• Near new 24 hour power system
• Fully functioning and established caravan park and
tourist accommodation
• Livestock, plant, equipment, chattels and IP included.
The choice is yours at Nallan, the carbon income is
sufficient to live very well, increase cattle income or
tourism income. The diversity of income provides a
secure buffer from seasons and commodity prices.
Comprehensive Information Memorandum available on request.
Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at Nallan Station, Cue is listed for sale by Greg Smith at Elders Real Estate.
For more information about Cue, including sales data, facts, growth rates, nearby transport and nearby shops, please view our Cue profile page.
If you would like to get in touch with Greg Smith regarding Nallan Station, Cue, please call 0428 486 806 or contact the agent via email.
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Cue overview
Cue was gazetted a townsite in August 1893. It is named after Tom Cue, one of those who discovered gold there in 1892. The following account from an article in the "Sunday Times" dated Nov. 24th, 1974, page 7 describes the beginnings of Cue "Back in the young Western Australia of 1890, the gold rush to the Murchison was in full swing. Crowds of gold seekers actually walked over large quantities of surface gold that was eventually found by Tom Cue after one of those all too common droughts removed the surface grass. Cue, the capital of Murchison, mushroomed near the spot where Tom Cue and his mates made fortunes by turning over stones with forked sticks as their only equipment. Gold virtually covered the ground. This surface gold did not build the town though. The deep gold did this."
Cue quick stats
High end
$315k
Median
$158k
Low end
$128k
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Annual growth
$158k
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