Set on 2093 hectares (5172 acres), "Mt Olive" would be ideal to run in conjunction with an existing enterprise as it has all the amenities for a stand-alone farming property.

About 2400 acres has been farmed and sown to pastures with around 250 acres of an Aurora lucerne and Cavalier medic mix sown this year (2017). 

Some arable farming paddocks haven’t been farmed for over 40 years.

The property is subdivided into 14 paddocks, all with excellent water through 20 well-maintained dams and catchment contour drains.

Considerable soil conservation has been carried out and most water run off is controlled.

Most fencing is in good order with some new seven-line fencing and some areas in need of renewal.

"Mt Olive" comes with excellent adequate improvements.

The property is in an average annual rainfall belt of about 450 to 475mm. The hill country is predominantly fenced off so the owner can graze during cropping months.

The major improvement on the property is a steel-framed, five-stand woolshed 

There is also a workshop and a 12.2x12.2-metre space acts as a bale room during shearing. It is all lock up with two sliding doors and a reinforced concrete floor.

There is also a 15.2x25.6m hay/machinery shed with two skillions attached each side; six Kotzur 1500-bus silos and one 25.6t super silo.