Karinya Station 3872 Pipeline Road Moculta SA 5353

The Karinya Station Homestead on 947.5 hectares (2,341 acres) is now available for purchase, with the Agents seeking offers over $3.5 million.

Karinya Station is a substantial grazing property located on the edge of the Barossa Valley in South Australia. Situated only 14km east of Angaston and less than 100km north east of Adelaide, the property comprises a spectacular landscape with a combination of productive arable land and hilly grazing country.

The eastern portion of Karinya Station has been sold, and there is now an opportunity to acquire the most productive land and all of the station infrastructure on 947.5 hectares (2,341 acres) including eight titles and 18 individual allotments.

The centrepiece of Karinya is the hundred-year-old homestead, beautifully appointed, comprising large living areas, four bedrooms, a modern kitchen and displaying decorative character features, including jarrah floors, lofty ceilings and wide verandahs.

Karinya homestead overlooks a garden setting with established lawns and a swimming pool. Nearby, a second residence provides ideal accommodation for extended family, farm stay or a station manager.

Station improvements comprise a three-stand shearing shed, sheep yards, multiple implement sheds and a sheep containment area designed to feed large numbers of stock and to rest the grazing country when required.

Karinya Station has a combination of multiple catchment dams, natural springs and SA Water meters to guarantee water security.

The long-term average annual rainfall varies across the holding and is 490mm (approx.) at the western end.

In the hills country the pastures comprise predominantly native grasses such as spear grass and kangaroo grass. This is complemented by areas of improved pastures comprising cocksfoot, phalaris and clovers in the higher-rainfall country.

On the arable land the vendors have an established fertiliser program. The cropping program in 2020 included the planting of forage ryecorn, forage oats and tillage brassica.

The vendors have stocked the property conservatively and have run an operation using land-care principles, balancing production with conservation. Karinya is well-fenced and features kilometres of stunning dry-stone walls built in the late1800s.

Karinya Station presents a rare opportunity to purchase a substantial rural landholding in the world-renowned Barossa region.

Karinya Station is For Sale by Private Treaty with the Agents seeking offers over $3.5 million.

For further information please contact Colliers International.