
5 Aussie outback cattle stations for sale right now
As demand grows for efficient, sustainable beef production, agribusiness investors are being spoilt for choice.
We’ve hand-picked five large-scale cattle stations across Queensland, Western Australia, and the Northern Territory, listed for sale.
These outback properties, including renowned operations like Neumayer Valley and Kalyeeda Stations, offer extensive grazing land, premium herds, and advanced infrastructure.
Take your pick from some of Australia’s most productive and strategically located cattle enterprises on the market right now.
Queensland
1. Neumayer Valley Station, Gulf Country
Neumayer Valley, known for its premium genetics and consistent fertility, covers a whopping 143,000 hectares and supports a highly-regarded grey brahman herd of 16,000 cattle in Stokes, north-west Queensland’s Gulf Country.
The property, with easy access to both export and domestic markets, features abundant water from two rivers, diverse grazing lands, and well-developed infrastructure, including multiple cattle yards. Flood-free homesteads include a newly built residence.
The station’s size, reputation, and low operating costs make it an attractive opportunity for serious cattle producers or investors keen to walk in and out with it all.
2. 5812 Bollon Road, Mungallala
This expansive agricultural aggregation, which is being offered for sale with vacant possession, spans approximately 24,633 hectares of productive grazing country.
Comprising the adjoining holdings Ekari Park and Fairview, the property features extensive improved pastures and a carrying capacity of around 3,790 livestock, making it ideally suited for efficient cattle breeding and backgrounding operations at scale.
Western Australia
3. Meka Station, Yalgoo
Meka Station presents a large-scale pastoral opportunity in Western Australia’s mid west, with expansive grazing suited to cattle and rangeland operations.
Held as a long-established pastoral lease, the station features two outlying stations with 40 paddocks and 95 sets of trap yards along with two homesteads plus a school building all fitted with air conditioning.
This is in addition to an array of sheds and machinery, along with pre-existing livestock. A turnkey cattle station investment is ready for its new owner.
4. Ella Valla and Yalbalgo Stations, Gascoyne
Together, these stations total 162,616 hectares with a combined carrying capacity of about 2000 cattle, and are available separately or together in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia.
Both feature solar-powered water infrastructure, upgraded fencing, cattle yards, and multiple homesteads, situated within the region’s spinifex and sandy soils.
Both stations have good road access and come with significant recent improvements, with Ella Valla comprising 76,167 hectares, and Yalbalgo covering 86,449 hectares.
Northern Territory
5. 4320 Stuart Highway, Katherine
You’ll find King River Station just south of Katherine at the crossroads of the North.
This expansive rural holding of nearly 30,000 hectares presents a versatile agricultural and pastoral opportunity in the Northern Territory.
The property comprises broad acres of usable country suited to grazing and mixed rural businesses.
With its scale, location and access to key transport routes linking Darwin and Alice Springs, the property offers strong appeal to operators and investors seeking a substantial landholding in one of the Territory’s most-used corridors.






