881 Merragallan Road, Jaggan QLD 4885

Rural holding with 64 hectares | 4-bedroom home with 6.5 kW solar | 9 paddocks and spring-fed creeks | 80-head grazing capacity This property presents a rare configuration for a buyer seeking genuine agricultural utility alongside a comfortable family residence. The 64.77 hectares with 9 paddocks, natural spring-fed creeks, and established pasture species is competitively positioned for those wanting to run livestock without needing extensive land development. The dwelling, though built in 1982, has been updated with practical features like vinyl plank flooring, security screens, and a 6.5 kW solar system that reduce ongoing living costs. The large 5-bay shed with powered lockable bays and cattle handling infrastructure including yards, crush, and loading ramp means the property is immediately operational for grazing. This suits a buyer who values self-sufficiency and wants a holding that can generate income or offset living expenses through agistment or small-scale beef production. The primary risk is the age of the dwelling and potential for deferred maintenance in a 1982 build, which may require budget for roof, plumbing, or electrical upgrades not immediately visible. The 9-paddock layout and creek frontage offer rotational grazing opportunity but demand ongoing pasture management to prevent degradation. The property’s elevated position at 836 metres means cooler winters and potential frost, which limits some crop options but suits temperate livestock breeds. The absence of bushfire or flood overlays is a genuine advantage for insurance and peace of mind. For a buyer prepared to invest in gradual infrastructure improvements, this property holds its value through land size and water security. Hold it as a working grazing property or lifestyle block, and the land itself provides the long-term equity.