First class farming land in a reliable area

Woodlands Brae consists of 170.9ha (422.3 acres) located in arguably one of South Australia's most productive agricultural regions.

Hill River is approximately 16 kilometres north-east of Clare and 170km north of Adelaide.

Woodlands Brae comprises relatively flat to gently undulating land of fertile red/brown loam soils.

The long term average annual rainfall for the area is approximately 575mm (based on the Bureau of Meteorology's closest measuring point to the property).

The high quality farming land is well supported by an implement/hay shed (17 metres by 15 metres), and a machinery shed/workshop with power and concrete flooring.

Sheep infrastructure includes a two-stand shearing shed and set of steel sheep yards.

The property is watered from an equipped bore.

Supplementing the bore are permanent springs in the Hutt River which traverses the property.

"The Hill River district is widely regarded as a most reliable area," Ray White Rural SA principal, Geoff Schell said.

"The district provides a broad range of enterprise mix including cropping and livestock options.

"Woodlands Brae would ideally suit local family farming businesses looking to expand their existing farming operations or for astute farming businesses or investors located outside of the area to acquire an efficient size parcel of quality land in this highly regarded farming region."

"In addition to cereals, legumes and oilseeds, the Hill River area consistently produces quality hay for both the export and domestic markets.

"There are exporter hay processing facilities well located at Kapunda and in the Balaklava region."

Woodlands Brae is for sale by auction at 1pm, Thursday, October 22.