1596 Dimbulah Road

Positioned along the highly regarded Mareeba-Dimbulah farming corridor, this exceptional 160-acre property presents a rare opportunity to secure productive, well-established agricultural land with strong income and room to expand. The farm boasts approximately 4,000 established fruit trees, comprising 2,040 Shepard Avocados, 1,065 Hass Avocados, and 1,050 Pomelo White trees. The mix of varieties provides seasonal diversity and market flexibility, while the quality arable land offers ample scope for further orchard expansion or crop diversification. Water security is assured with a valuable 110-megalitre water licence included in the sale, supporting both current operations and future development. Enhancing the property's appeal is a reliable passive income stream of approximately $1,120 per week, generated from three separate houses located on the property, ideal for staff accommodation or long-term leasing. Additional features include: Quality farming land suitable for a range of horticultural pursuits Established orchard with proven production and income Significant room for expansion and value-adding opportunities Machinery available upon request, allowing for a turnkey transition This is a standout rural investment combining productivity, infrastructure, and consistent income in one of the region's most sought-after agricultural areas. Get in touch with Andrew Rogato on 0418 183 444 to book your private inspection. The RE/MAX Impact team is here to guide you through every stage of the process. Disclaimer: The information provided about this property has been compiled with care; however, no warranty is given regarding its accuracy. Prospective buyers are advised to conduct their own independent research and verify all information, including dimensions, pricing, and property features, to ensure it meets their needs. The agent and agency will not be held liable for any discrepancies, omissions, or inaccuracies in the provided details. All photographs, illustrations, and descriptions are for general information only and should not be relied upon.