McGuires Marsh Road

Large Scale Grazing in the Central Highlands Offered to the market for the first time in approximately 80 years, McGuires Marsh represents a rare and tightly held Central Highlands grazing opportunity of exceptional scale and versatility. Spanning approximately 4,400 acres, this renowned holding is a well-balanced and highly functional grazing enterprise, combining productive lower country with expansive rise to Black Bobs Spur that have consistently supported both sheep and cattle operations. The property boasts extensive frontage to the Ouse River, complemented by the Boggy Marsh Rivulet that traverses the holding, enhancing both stock water security and natural productivity across the landscape, along with some old growth stands of timber. Infrastructure is practical and established, with hardened internal access roads from onsite quarry, providing ease of movement across the property, along with functional cattle yards and sheep handling facilities to support day-to-day operations. The property supports a strong population of wild deer, presenting excellent opportunities for private recreational hunting across its expansive 4,400 acre holding. The scale, varied terrain and natural cover provide an ideal environment for managed hunting pursuits, which may be integrated alongside the existing grazing operation. All hunting activities are undertaken in accordance with relevant state regulations. Comprising 6 separate titles, McGuires Marsh offers inherent flexibility for a range of agricultural pursuits, future subdivision considerations (STCA). Purchasers may wish to explore emerging prospects in renewable energy development, along with participation in carbon and environmental markets, capitalising on the properties expansive footprint. McGuires Marsh offers a fantastic opportunity for future generations.