Grimwade & Gordon exits Queensland with major station sales
Livestock company Grimwade & Gordon sold its two biggest Queensland properties. Warrambah and Yankalilla are each worth over $20 million.
Grimwade & Gordon has left Queensland pastoral work. Grimwade & Gordon sold Warrambah, 40,917 hectares, to three local landholders.
Yankalilla, 37,157 hectares, went to a NSW farming family off-market. The properties are likely worth about $200 per acre each.
This places each worth more than $20 million. Melrose, an irrigation and grazing farm on the Warrego River, is also under contract for sale.
The company now focuses on NSW operations and Dorper lamb production.
- 40,917 hectares
- Warrambah size
- 37,157 hectares
- Yankalilla size
- Over $20 million each
- Estimated value per property
- 5 November 2025
- George Grimwade death date
Why it mattersLarge pastoral property sales show shifts in regional investment and land use across inland Queensland and NSW.
AustraliaQueensland farming communities see continued consolidation of pastoral enterprises and changes in land ownership across the southwest.
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