Hammer Falls on Northern Wheatbelt Aggregation
A sizeable aggregation of northern Wheatbelt properties has gone under contract, with the properties due to settle in early 2026.
Nutrien Harcourts WA rural and horticultural real estate specialist, Yves Beagley, announced the sale of Pine Crest Farms and Harbrook farm to different buyers.
"The buyers are new to this part of the northern Wheatbelt and it is good to see some fresh faces in the Binnu region,"
Mr Beagley said. The three farms, neighbouring properties, were sold to buyers from outside the district for undisclosed sums.
Author's summary: Northern Wheatbelt properties sold to family farms.
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