A NORTHERN New South Wales producer has paid $24 million to expand with the Mylora Homestead holding in southern New South Wales.

The 1418ha property is 11km from Binalong, 31km from Yass and 93km from Canberra.

Agents from LAWD and Inglis Rural Property were unable to disclose the purchaser or the price; however, the Mylora Homestead was listed in April with an asking price of $24m.

The property was listed by Angus Graham and used for breeding and finishing cattle and prime lambs, fine wool production and dryland cropping (canola, wheat and oats).

Around 1048ha is arable, with the balance comprising rolling pastures carrying 19,500DSE.

Mylora Homestead has 8km of double frontage to Jugiong Creek, plus frontage to Illalong, Bushrangers and Sawpit Creeks, along with 24 dams and an equipped bore.

Infrastructure also includes a renovated circa-1850 six-bedroom bluestone homestead, two cottages, shearers’ quarters, an eight-stand shearing shed, sheep and cattle yards, three livestock confinement feeding complexes, 2741 tonnes of grain storage and numerous sheds.

Meantime, the remainder of the renowned mixed farming aggregation is available for sale as a whole or three separate properties.

They are located 14km from Binalong and 35km from Yass and comprise:

 509ha Mylora East — $5.5m ($10,793/ha). Offered with a stocking rate of 12DSE/ha, it grows dryland winter dual-purpose crops including wheat, oats and canola. Water is supplied via a bore, 2km of double frontage to Garry Creek and 12 dams. Infrastructure includes a four-bedroom home, sheep yards and sheds.

 841ha Dunoon — $7m ($8,321/ha). Can run 7000DSE or 465 cows and calves. Watered by 3km of Jugiong Creek frontage, 2km of Bushrangers Creek frontage and 15 dams.

 404ha Sawpit — $4.5m ($10,215/ha). Can conservatively carry 4000DSE or 265 cows and calves. Watered by 2km of Jugiong Creek frontage, 2km of double frontage to Sawpit Creek and nine dams.