THE NSW Government’s Cobbora Holding Company has released more farmland to market.
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Nine cropping and grazing properties and six lifestyle properties will go under the hammer on April 27 at Dunedoo golf club.
The largest farm for sale is “Dunbogan” at 1771 hectares, followed by “Danabar” (1684ha) and “Tallawonga” (1107ha). The lifestyle blocks range from 26ha to 11ha.
The latest release forms the second stage of the company’s six-stage process sell off 43,553ha of land between Dunedoo and Gulgong.
The first lot of properties went to auction in December, earning the government $15.2 million.
The third stage of the sale process will begin on April 27.
The land was purchased by the government throughout 2009 and 2010 as part of its plan to establish an open-cut thermal coal mine.
All proceeds from the land sales will be directed to Restart NSW to be invested into new infrastructure projects across the state.
The process for the sale of the CHC landholdings is being managed by CBRE in conjunction with local agents Milling Stuart.
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