WANTABADGERY Station is on the market again.
The historic 2594ha Wagga Wagga property was for sale by expressions of interest through Landmark in September last year with an asking price of $12-$16 million, but didn't sell.
The property is for sale again, this time by a tender process through conjunctional agents Pat Rice and Hawkins and Sydney agency Webster Nolan.
Pat Rice and Hawkins director Peter Hawkins said he anticipated the property would sell for "in excess of $10 million".
Melbourne businessman Bill Leslie has owned Wantabadgery since 1991 and in recent years the property has run about 1000 cows, 3500-4000 ewes and 100 ewe weaners as replacements.
Tenders for Wantabadgery Station close at 2pm on July 14.
Gooram Springs sold
PAT Rice and Hawkins property Gooram Springs has sold prior to auction.
The property was scheduled for auction last Friday but sold for more than $1.8 million prior to the auction.
The 449ha cattle fattening and breeding property was sold to a Gisborne buyer.
Hartwood Station for sale
HARTWOOD Station, in the Riverina, is for private sale for $4 million-plus.
The 6768ha property was bought by the Nature Conservation Trust of NSW in 2008 and will be sold after significant conservation works and investment.
The property is being sold by Meares and Associates, Sydney, (02) 9262 6884, and Christies Great Estates, (02) 9328 1422.
Maridale up for auction
VIABLE grazing and cropping property Maridale is to be auctioned this week.
The 1599ha property will be sold in three lots or as a whole.
Maridale was for sale in July 2008 but failed to sell.
Maridale will be auctioned on Friday at 2pm at the Gum San Museum on Stawell Rd, Ararat.
