Unique opportunity to secure a landmark Mallee holding comprising approximately 5,889 hectares in the heart of South Australia’s Mallee.
The Copeville Aggregation provides an exceptional platform for established broadacre farming enterprises seeking scale or expanding operators looking to consolidate operations and capture genuine economies of size.
Comprising a series of contiguous and strategically aligned holdings, the aggregation offers a long history of broadacre cropping and mixed livestock production, supported by reliable water infrastructure, multiple operational workshops, expansive paddocks well suited for cropping.
With proximity to domestic consumption markets including regional feedlots, piggeries, and grain mills the property offers diversified grain marketing pathways while retaining flexibility for sheep production and mixed farming systems.
Features:
• Approximately 5,889 ha / 14,552 acres of prime Mallee farming country
• Established history of broadacre cropping and livestock production
• Extensive bore water infrastructure servicing houses and livestock, spraying
• Grain storage, fuel storage, and loading facilities
• Multiple shearing sheds and sheep yards
• Numerous houses suitable for staff or family occupation
Opportunities of this scale within the Mallee are increasingly rare.
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