Charles L King & Co

Our Company Specialises in Residential, Rural & Commercial Sales & Property Management in Cohuna, Koondrook, Barham, Leitchville, Gunbower, Pyramid Hill, Kerang, Wakool, Moulamein & Surrounding Areas. Our Company also specialises Livestock Sales with Fortnightly Fat Cattle Sales at Echuca & Kerang Livestock Selling Centres . We also Sell in the Echuca Store which is held on the First Monday of Each Month at the Echuca Livestock Selling Centre. Our Company also has regular Export Orders for Dairy Heifers. Our Friendly Staff of Colin Ibbs, Rohan Ibbs & Renee McIvor in the Real Estate Team, Sharon Richardson & Anne Ibbs as our Receptionists & Brock Fletcher are only Too Happy to assist with your requests. Cohuna is Located 3 Hours North of Melbourne, Between Echuca & Swan Hill, 10 Minutes From the Border Town of Koondrook/ Barham. Cohuna can now claim to have the most intensive Dairy Industry in the Southern Hemisphere. Cohuna is nice quiet town set on the Banks of the Magnificent Gunbower Creek with a population of 3,500 people. Cohuna Has 2 Bowling Clubs, Outstanding Golf Course which is the home Golf Course of Famous Golfer Stuart Appleby, Football Club, Tennis, Clay Target Shooting Club. Cohuna also Hosts the Annual Stuart Appleby Golf Pro Am which held every year. Cohuna has just Opened the Gateway to Gannawarra Visitors Centre. This Building showcases Local Produce and what there is to see and do in the local Area We also have an office in the Koondrook/ Barham Area at 32 Noorong Street, Barham with Mrs Rebecca Lodge at the helm specialising in Sales & Property Management. Koondrook / Barham is Located on the Majestic Murray River which is renowned for the Murray Cod. Barham has the Services Club with Excellent Meals, Pokies and Entertainment. The Club has regular live entertainment and Music Festivals. Barham also has an Excellent Golf Course and Club House. Every year the Golf Club holds an annual Pro Am. Barham also has 2 Bowling clubs, Tennis Club, Football Club. Koondrook/Barham is what they call 'The Happiest Place on The Murray'.