Description
An expansive northern Queensland cattle station offering rare scale, water security, and pastoral potential in a tightly held grazing region. Situated 75 km from Georgetown and 104 km from Mt Surprise, Vanlee Station spans approximately 96,615 hectares (238,640 acres) of diverse country with double frontage to the Einasleigh River and multiple seasonal waterways.
With an estimated carrying capacity of 9,000 Adult Equivalents, Vanlee Station runs a significant Brahman breeding operation, currently supporting 5,850 adult cattle including 4,450 breeders. The property is well-watered by 18 springs, 29 dams, 12 bores, and permanent waterholes across rivers and creeks ensuring dependable supply even in dry years.
The land encompasses a rich mix of red, black, and granite soils, transitioning from fertile river flats and open savannahs to undulating hills with native timber including Ironbark, Bloodwood, Box, and Teatree. Grasses are abundant and varied, featuring Black Speargrass, Urachloa, Indian Couch, Kangaroo Grass, Stylos, and other natives.
Ten main paddocks, ten holding paddocks, and three sets of cattle yards support efficient management across the station. The homestead complex, located along the scenic Einasleigh River, includes both newer and older accommodation, three sheds, workers’ quarters, mains power, and supporting infrastructure.
Whether you’re seeking scale, productivity, or long-term investment potential, Vanlee Station delivers on every front, combining strong breeding foundations, water security, and room for further development in one of Queensland’s premier cattle regions.