Diverse agribusiness investment opportunity in Queensland

Mount Haldon Station in Mount Sylvia, has been listed for sale, offering the opportunity to invest in a biodiverse site, amid demand for eco-tourism. 

Set over 19 individual titles, the 2,165ha property has been privately owned and is currently used for cattle grazing. 

CBRE’s Edward O’Dwyer and Gain Momentum’s Sarah D’Ardenne have been appointed to manage the sale via an Expression of Interest campaign.

“Due to the location and the peak elevation of Mount Haldon, there are a number of avenues investors can explore in regard to renewable energy or capitalising on biodiversity from an ecotourism and conservation perspective,” Mr O’Dwyer said. 

“With different terrain across the property, distinct areas could also be maximised for differing uses and revenue streams such as public programs for camping, eco-cabins, horse riding and private events.”

“There is a gap in the marketplace for mid-range, affordable eco-tourism in regional locations and with the number of tourists to Queensland climbing and significant growth predicted for Southeast Queensland. The demand for nearby regional escapes will continue to increase.” 

Mount Haldon Station is self-sufficient in water supply with five bores powered by solar across the property and graded tracks for transport. The property also includes a three-bedroom homestead, cattle yards, a four-bay shed, workshop and hay shed.