1-33 Cheveley Road, Woodend North
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1P0723
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Leased
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280 Acres
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10
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Description
Farm for Lease
This property has rich red loamy fertile soil of 260 acres approx. and contains 9 blocks which are fronted by Cheveley Road and Russells Road which accesses all the utilities and 2 larger allotments of approximately 80 acres each.
It contains a large multi-purpose machinery shed of 20m x 30metres and hay shed which holds 3,000 bales of hay.
There is easy access to Melbourne via a fast train from Woodend station within 40 minutes or alternatively approximately 1 hour via car on the Calder freeway.
The land has been actively farmed over the last 180 years. The soils are renowned in the area for their high quality cattle grazing pastures. Our free range cattle were highly sought after at the cattle markets.
The aspect of the land is unique enabling elevated stunning 360 degree views of the surrounding mountains Mt. Jim Jim, the Macedon ranges including Mount Macedon, the Black Forest and the Brisbane Ranges as well as the Campaspe river valley.
The vineyard is north facing which is ideal for the cool climate noble grape, Pinot Noir. The vineyard currently 2.5 acres (1.2 hectares) of premium quality Pinot Noir vines (10 years old) which yield between 3.5 and 4 tonnes of grapes per year, converting to between 350 400 dozen bottles (4,200 4,800 bottles) of premium wine currently selling for approximately $30 per bottle.
The MV6 ancient clone of the Pinot Noir vine was chosen specifically for a number of reasons, including:
Its unique style represents the closest emulation of the style of Burgundy in France.
It represents a combination of both old world tempered with the new world style.
Please contact Mandy Lee on 0413 866 883 for more details.
It contains a large multi-purpose machinery shed of 20m x 30metres and hay shed which holds 3,000 bales of hay.
There is easy access to Melbourne via a fast train from Woodend station within 40 minutes or alternatively approximately 1 hour via car on the Calder freeway.
The land has been actively farmed over the last 180 years. The soils are renowned in the area for their high quality cattle grazing pastures. Our free range cattle were highly sought after at the cattle markets.
The aspect of the land is unique enabling elevated stunning 360 degree views of the surrounding mountains Mt. Jim Jim, the Macedon ranges including Mount Macedon, the Black Forest and the Brisbane Ranges as well as the Campaspe river valley.
The vineyard is north facing which is ideal for the cool climate noble grape, Pinot Noir. The vineyard currently 2.5 acres (1.2 hectares) of premium quality Pinot Noir vines (10 years old) which yield between 3.5 and 4 tonnes of grapes per year, converting to between 350 400 dozen bottles (4,200 4,800 bottles) of premium wine currently selling for approximately $30 per bottle.
The MV6 ancient clone of the Pinot Noir vine was chosen specifically for a number of reasons, including:
Its unique style represents the closest emulation of the style of Burgundy in France.
It represents a combination of both old world tempered with the new world style.
Please contact Mandy Lee on 0413 866 883 for more details.
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