Скачать или смотреть Mount View Station and Wildcroft, Bendemeer, Greater Tamworth region

One of the region's most notable properties set on a very productive 2,590 hectares that has undergone a most remarkable transformation under the stewardship of the current owners.
Four significant homesteads (two dating to the late 1800's) open up a myriad of possibilities from extended family to tourism to farm management.

Mount View Station and Wildcroft extend to approximately 2,590 hectares with high output pastures that range from open, soft grazing country through to slightly undulating to hilly grazing. Ideal for breeding and fattening cattle and sheep, the main focus of the current owners is fat lambs with the property running about 5,000 trade lambs at any one time, along with about 7,000 ewes (including 1,000 stud ewes) and an additional 6,000 commercial first-cross ewes.

There are over 90 dams of which 34 are new and 11 which are "key" dams. As can be expected with a premier property, infrastructure is substantial and very functional with the prerequisite woolshed, sheep and cattle yards, silos and machinery sheds etc all serving their purpose exceptionally well.

Soils range from rich basalt through loam and granite and as Landmark Tamworth has been heavily involved with the agronomy on Mount View Station we will be in a position to provide detailed historical agronomy reports to interested parties.