Spanning 28,079ha and ideally suited to sheep and cattle, Toronga could make $28-$30 million
THE prized Riverina pastoral portfolio of former Australian-raised, United Kingdom-based businessman Anthony Crichton‐Brown is being offered to the market, 18 months after he passed away.
Mr Crichton‐Brown was a former chairman and chief executive of Lumley Insurance who upon his retirement fulfilled a lifelong dream to become a grazier.
In 1990 he purchased the extensive 2722ha Riverina cattle and sheep station Deltroit near Gundagai, which he sold in 2013.
Over the years he secured a number…
