Undabri Merino Stud Farm Sells For More Than $13 Million |
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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 04 December 2007 |
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A Queensland based property investor has paid more than $13 million for the former Undabri Merino stud farm in south-east Queensland.
The 6002 hectare property is expected to be developed further, with a focus being on livestock and cropping.
The property is bound by a number of creeks including the Commoron Creek and the Yamcolly Creek. For 60 years it has been operated by the prominent Sylvester family.
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