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Salmon Gums WA 6445
Sold price: $3,810,000
Sold: 06 Sep 2019
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6 Bedrooms
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2 Bathrooms
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Landsize 3,696.00ha
Lifestyle
GLENMORRI
3,696ha* (9,133* acres), Salmon Gums, WA
Prime Salmon Gums farmland less than 2km north of Circle Valley Road. 1,959ha* considered arable. Soils are typical Circle valley loams and sands.
Substantial and well maintained brick and tile house. 12mx48m machinery shed, 16mx25m workshop, fertiliser shed and 3 silos. Fencing in fair condition.
Ample water supply allows for mixed farming operations. Located in 340mm* rainfall zone on forgiving soils. Some machinery could be available to interested purchasers.
FOR SALE BY EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
Closing Monday 2nd September 2019 at 5pm
(Unless sold prior)
Contact the Exclusive Selling Agents to obtain a copy of the Information Memorandum and to arrange farm inspections
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This Salmon Gums listing was sold by Sias Jordaan and Rowan Spittle at Ray White Rural (South Coast WA) on 06 Sep 2019.
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If you would like to get in touch with Sias Jordaan or Rowan Spittle regarding this listing, please call Sias on 0429 299 797 or call Rowan on 0427 720 666, or contact the agent via email.
Salmon Gums overview
The townsite of Salmon Gums is located in the Esperance agricultural region, 817 kilometres from Perth and 106 kilometres north of Esperance. It is on the main road and railway routes between Esperance and the goldfields. A railway between Esperance and Norseman was proposed in 1910, and in 1912 land for a future townsite was set aside here, as it was considered a likely watering place for the railway. In 1916 the District Surveyor recommended the townsite be named Salmon Gums, and the name was also selected for the proposed railway station. The railway however, was not built until the mid 1920's, the Esperance to Salmon Gums section opening in 1925, and the townsite of Salmon Gums was also gazetted the same year.
This townsite derives its name from a prominent belt of Salmon Gums which was a landmark for travellers to the goldfields in the 1890s. In 1910 a surveyor reported "extending NNE for about five miles by about one mile and a belt known as "Salmon Gums". The tree is Eucalyptus Salmonophloia, a beautiful erect and branching tree of the semi arid regions growing to a height of 25 metres with a spread of five metres. It is so named because of its smooth salmon coloured bark.
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$140k
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$100k
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