107 Chalmers Road

There's a quiet stretch of country just outside the Port Neill township where broad farmland meets the coast, and where opportunity spreads out across 57.64 hectares of productive earth. This is a property with all the hallmarks of a dependable rural investment - income security, quality soil, and the added magic of those unexpected sea views. Currently leased under a strong canola, wheat, barley, and pea rotation until February 2027, this holding offers immediate stability for investors and a strategic acquisition for those looking to grow their land portfolio. The land itself tells two stories: the eastern rectangular portion gently undulates toward the coastline, revealing glimpses of the ocean, while the larger square section provides mainly flat, loamy soil - ideal cropping ground - with a sandy rise in the southwest corner. Essential infrastructure further strengthens the appeal. A water meter sits in the north-west corner, with the main pipeline to Port Neill conveniently running along the northern boundary. Power accessibility is excellent, with a line passing through the south-east corner, another located near the NBN tower, and a third across Chalmers Road. This is a holding that combines practicality with potential - fertile land, reliable utilities, and an enviable position close to the coast. Whether you're seeking a proven agricultural investment a strategic addition to your portfolio, or simply the chance to secure acreage in a tightly held region, this land invites you to imagine what's possible. Around here, these opportunities don't come up often - and when they do, they're worth leaning into. For more information contact Jade Fraser on 0418 217 470. *All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, boundary overlays, floor plans and size, building age and condition). Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.