143-hectare Mid North cropping farm sells for $1.85m
A 143-hectare cropping farm near Eudunda sold for $1.85m after competitive bidding from multiple buyers.
Spirited bidding from several buyers pushed the price of a tidy cropping farm in SA's Mid North to $1,850,000 at auction in Eudunda on Thursday. The bidding started at $1 million, jumped quickly to $1,650,000, then settled at $1,850,000.
The 143-hectare property includes good cropping land, sheep farming capacity, a four-bedroom home, large sheds, and workshops. It's valued at about $5,232 per acre.
Located 2 kilometres north of Eudunda and 32 kilometres from Kapunda, the farm sits on gently undulating clay loam soils with secure stock water from SA Mains. Agents say it's well suited to cereals, oilseeds, legumes, and sheep.
- $1,850,000
- Sale price
- 143 hectares
- Farm size
- $5,232 per acre
- Per acre value
Why it mattersShows strong ongoing demand for productive Mid North farmland and competitive pressure among rural investors.
AustraliaReflects continued investment in South Australia's agricultural heartland and solid rural property market in the region.
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