MacDougall Rural Property | Australian Rural Property Specialists

New England’s Rural Property Specialists

Specialising in the acquisition and marketing of rural lifestyle and commercial agricultural property

When considering listing your farm for sale, it should be seen as a positive opportunity to move to greener pastures. To create the wealth to move forward with your life journey, monetarily, spiritually and physically, it is imperative to be prepared for what can otherwise be a daunting task.

Principal of MacDougall Rural Property, Graham MacDougall has identified 8 key issues that are imperative to get right before and during the farm sale process. Graham takes a holistic approach to effect a positive outcome of the sale of your property by insisting the eight imperatives are considered by his clients.

Graham has been actively involved in the cattle industry since 1984 and the rural real estate industry as an estate agent since 2005.

Whilst servicing the broader NSW and Australian rural property sector, MacDougall Rural Property specialises in rural property sales in the New England region of New South Wales, including Tenterfield, Glen Innes, Guyra, Armidale, Uralla, Walcha, down to Tamworth and over to Ebor and Dorrigo.

Featured Properties

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Wyuna

Yarrowitch, 2354

$1,750,000

Perhaps the most stunning property I have ever taken to market...

Beds 3
Baths 2
Hectares 923

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"Forest Lodge"

Wongwibinda, 2350

Expressions of Interest

Currently operated as a backgrounding operation, “Forest Lodge” would be equally suitable to run breeders.

Beds 4
Baths 1
Hectares 1,423

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"Te-Angie"

Wongwibinda, 2350

Expressions of Interest

Located an hour north-east of Armidale and set at the top of the Clarence River Catchment, the property’s grandeur is only surpassed by its proven productivity.

Beds 5
Baths 2
Hectares 2,809

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News & Blog

Latest news & helpful information on selling or purchasing your next rural property

Rural

After The Honeymoon

3rd September, 2024

What makes a successful marriage? Faith, loyalty and perseverance are key factors, as is keeping your eye on long-term objectives and being realistic enough to know the honeymoon does not last forever. That’s also pretty much what makes a successful marketing campaign in a slow market. Read More

Rural

It's Never Too Early For a Yarn

9th May, 2024

Things to get right include the market, family, succession planning, seasonal opportunity and sheer logistics of packing up from one spot and re-establishing at a new location. Read More