Warrakimbo | Economies of Scale, Optimised Cropping & Natural Capital3,672 hectares (9,074 acres) | Caragabal, Central West NSWInglis Rural Property is pleased to exclusively present Warrakimbo, a large-scale dryland cropping and natural capital enterprise situated at Caragabal, between Grenfell and West Wyalong in the highly regarded Central West region of New South Wales.Comprising 3,672* hectares (9,074* acres), Warrakimbo features approximately 2,522* hectares (6,231* acres) of arable country. Outside the biodiversity stewardship and offset areas, approximately 95%* of the productive land base is arable, providing a highly efficient platform for broadacre farming.The farming country is predominantly open and level, underpinned by productive brown and grey self-mulching clay soils recognised for their moisture retention, structural resilience and suitability to winter cereal production. Warrakimbo is currently operated exclusively for dryland winter cropping, with the property sown to wheat and canola in 2026. The land is also suited to canola, barley, oats and other broadacre commodities.Key Features 3,672* hectares (9,074* acres) in a contiguous holding 2,522* hectares (6,231* acres) of arable land Predominantly brown and grey self-mulching clay soils Open, level topography suited to large-scale machinery and efficient farming Estimated average annual rainfall of approximately 500mm, including 303mm growing-season rainfall Approximately 2* kilometres frontage to the sealed Mid-Western Highway Grain receival at Caragabal 13km, West Wyalong 51km and Forbes 82*km 700sqm high-clearance machinery shed and 192 tonnes of grain silo storage Main residence, manager's residence and additional cottage 10* catchment dams, solar-powered bore and reticulated tank system with multiple spray-fill points 1,023.1* hectare registered Biodiversity Stewardship Agreement generating annual monetary payments into perpetuity Further natural capital optionality through potential carbon projectsWarrakimbo combines genuine scale, highly operable cropping country, established infrastructure and direct access to major grain and transport networks. Its simple broadacre layout and substantial arable footprint provide an attractive platform for established farming businesses seeking expansion or investors targeting a significant Central West agricultural holding.Improvements- Homestead- 2 cottages- Large machinery shed and workshop- Grain silos- Extensive reticulated water system from bore running East-West through the farmFor Sale by Expression of Interest closing Thursday 8th October 2026.*Approximately
The size of Caragabal is approximately 538.9 square kilometres. There are 2 parks, covering nearly 0.8% of the total area. The population of Caragabal in 2016 was 185 people. By 2021 the population was 174 showing a population decline of 6.0% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Caragabal is 40-49 years. Households in Caragabal are primarily couples with children and are likely to be repaying under $300 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Caragabal work in a managers occupation.In 2021, 94.80% of the homes in Caragabal were owner-occupied compared with 81.70% in 2016.
Caragabal has 187 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Caragabal have seen a 48.28% increase in median value. As at 31 July 2026:
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