210 Ula Ula Road St George, QLD 4487

Ula Ula Road, St George QLD

AREA

5,108.52ha* (12,623.43 acres*)

"Ula Ula" comprises 5,108.52 hectares* held under one Freehold Certificate of Title. The holding offers a balanced mix of productive soil types and enjoys convenient access to the Moonie Highway, supporting ease of livestock and machinery movement.

COUNTRY

The property is characterised by predominantly red soil country carrying a solid body of established buffel grass. The terrain is generally level to gently flowing, with minor areas of softly undulating rocky and pebble ridges that provide natural contour and variation.

Areas of melon hole brigalow country are interspersed throughout, with scattered belah timber particularly evident through the central and northern portions. This combination of country types contributes to grazing diversity and seasonal resilience.

Ula Ula Creek, a seasonal watercourse responding to rainfall events, runs diagonally across the upper section of the property. The Moonie River also traverses the far northern area, adding to the property's natural water profile.

The pasture base generates a strong bulk of summer-growing grasses, well supported by native winter herbages, allowing for productive year-round grazing management.

WATER

Stock water is well catered for via a reticulated system servicing the paddocks, powered by a solar pump installation. The system incorporates three 5,000-gallon tanks feeding a network of troughs to ensure consistent and efficient stock watering.

In addition, 11 surface dams are established across the property, providing further water security and distribution.

STOCK YARDS

Cattle handling facilities are positioned for practicality, located adjacent to Ula Ula Road to minimise stock movement and streamline operations.

The steel panel yards are equipped with a Warwick Cattle Company crush and a Morrissey cattle cradle, and are supported by adjoining cooling pens. The facility is well maintained and suitably sized to handle approximately 500* head with confidence.

FENCING

The property is divided into seven main paddocks, with internal fencing recently upgraded in sections to four-barb configuration. Fencing is considered stock-proof and functional, with established laneways linking paddocks directly to the cattle yards for efficient livestock flow.

IMPROVEMENTS

Accommodation is provided by a practical low-set quarters dwelling with single-phase power and air-conditioning, currently utilised for short-term stays.

Adjacent is a 60' x 40' steel-framed machinery and workshop shed, enclosed on three sides. A 2,000-gallon rainwater tank services domestic use, complemented by a separate 5,000-gallon tank supplying garden water.

REMARKS

Ula Ula carries a reliable and established pasture base including Queensland Bluegrass, Buffel grass and a selection of native species suited to the district. Soil types range from Coolibah floodplain through to Brigalow, Belah and Poplar Box country, largely supported by red soil profiles.

Operationally, the property is set up as a streamlined grazing enterprise, with seven primary paddocks plus two holding paddocks connected via a central laneway system that enhances day-to-day management efficiency.

Historically running in the order of 500 breeders*, Ula Ula demonstrates proven carrying capacity under its current management framework. Infrastructure has been thoughtfully positioned to complement the laneway system and simplify cattle handling.

Located within the Flinton district near St George, Ula Ula presents as a well-developed and functional grazing asset offering scale, established pastures and practical infrastructure.