![Coralie is a large scale cattle and carbon enterprise that has been expertly developed during the past five years. Picture supplied Coralie is a large scale cattle and carbon enterprise that has been expertly developed during the past five years. Picture supplied](https://www.northqueenslandregister.com.au/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/ya3tPqPRXYVuem2wchintR/542156cc-7fbd-4020-9b7a-2a316b3746e5.jpg/r0_341_3745_2447_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Northern Gulf of Carpentaria property Coralie is a large scale 71,600 hectare (176,927 acre) cattle and carbon enterprise that has been expertly developed during the past five years.
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Located 70km north east of Croydon and 100km north west of Normanton, the leasehold property has an estimated carrying capacity of 6000 adult cattle equivalents.
Coralie is being offered by Upscale Funds Management run by Ronald Thompson and Rob Hart and also has a substantial carbon project.
![The northern Gulf of Carpentaria property covers 176,927 acres and has an estimated carrying capacity of 6000 adult cattle equivalents. Picture supplied The northern Gulf of Carpentaria property covers 176,927 acres and has an estimated carrying capacity of 6000 adult cattle equivalents. Picture supplied](https://www.northqueenslandregister.com.au/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/ya3tPqPRXYVuem2wchintR/c5c005b6-e379-4766-8380-a038ffe9852f.jpg/r0_372_3807_2512_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
An estimated 233,900 Australian Carbon Credit Units are expected to be generated during the life of the project, which is operated in conjunction with the local Tagalaka People.
Coralie has undergone a large-scale capital works program, including the construction of 20 new dams, more than 33km of new fencing and the introduction of seca stylo and verano legumes.
Operationally, the Brahman/Charbray cattle are grazed across the 40,000ha northern portion of the property during the wet season.
They are then progressively transitioned onto the 30,000ha of fresh pasture on shallow flood-out coolabah areas over two muster rounds.
![The very well watered property has 63 dams, 20 bores and is traversed by the Belmore and Finch Creek systems. Picture supplied The very well watered property has 63 dams, 20 bores and is traversed by the Belmore and Finch Creek systems. Picture supplied](https://www.northqueenslandregister.com.au/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/ya3tPqPRXYVuem2wchintR/f10ecdc4-a43c-417a-a8e8-cf57c187f132.jpg/r0_372_3807_2512_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
The 16 main paddocks are supported by holding paddocks and a centrally located, well equipped, cattle handling facility.
The permanent and portable panel cattle yards feature a seven way draft, crush/head bail with scales, branding cradle and weaner yards.
The very well watered property now has 63 dams and 20 bores, creating a 2km radius for livestock and greater access to previously under-utilised pasture.
The Belmore and Finch Creek systems also dissect the property, providing an extensive network of semi-permanent waterholes.
Improvements include an air-conditioned four bedroom homestead positioned in an established garden, two four-bedroom demountable accommodation units, and a machinery shed/workshop.
There is also a 2km RFDS standard airstrip located next to the homestead that has an aircraft park area with anchor points.
Coralie is being sold through JLL Agribusiness by an expressions of interest process that closes on July 18.
Contact Chris Holgar, 0411 177 167, Geoff Warriner, 0408 687 880, and Clayton Smith, 0428 878 523, JLL Agribusiness.