EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
121 Cedar Creek Road, Cedar Creek NSW 2325
Rural
42
Block size: 15.38 Hectares approx.
CEDAR CREEK RETREAT
PRICE GUIDE: $950,000
Located in a quiet pocket of the Lower Hunter Valley, this private home & retreat on 15.37HA (approx. 38 acres) is located approximately 10 minutes to Wollombi, 20 minutes to Cessnock and 90 minutes to Sydney.
Features include:
* 2013 constructed dwelling featuring four large bedrooms and two bathrooms
* Master bedroom with ensuite, walk-in-wardrobe and stacker doors providing access out to your own private lap pool
* Open plan kitchen, living & dining room with stacker doors connecting to the outdoor verandah, offering views across the Corrabare National park
* Stone-top kitchen with butlers pants and 900ml oven cooktop
* Two bedrooms located upstairs with ceiling fans and walk-in-wardrobes.
* Main bathroom with separate toilet
* Movie theatre
* Combustion fireplace
The zoning of RU2 Rural Landscape on the 'Cessnock Local Environmental Plan 2011' supports future development opportunities including, but not limited to Cellar door premises, Dual Occupancies, Restaurants or Cafes, Neighbourhood Shops etc. (Subject to CCC approval).
NOTE – There is no occupation certificate for the dwelling.
Located in a quiet pocket of the Lower Hunter Valley, this private home & retreat on 15.37HA (approx. 38 acres) is located approximately 10 minutes to Wollombi, 20 minutes to Cessnock and 90 minutes to Sydney.
Features include:
* 2013 constructed dwelling featuring four large bedrooms and two bathrooms
* Master bedroom with ensuite, walk-in-wardrobe and stacker doors providing access out to your own private lap pool
* Open plan kitchen, living & dining room with stacker doors connecting to the outdoor verandah, offering views across the Corrabare National park
* Stone-top kitchen with butlers pants and 900ml oven cooktop
* Two bedrooms located upstairs with ceiling fans and walk-in-wardrobes.
* Main bathroom with separate toilet
* Movie theatre
* Combustion fireplace
The zoning of RU2 Rural Landscape on the 'Cessnock Local Environmental Plan 2011' supports future development opportunities including, but not limited to Cellar door premises, Dual Occupancies, Restaurants or Cafes, Neighbourhood Shops etc. (Subject to CCC approval).
NOTE – There is no occupation certificate for the dwelling.
Features
- Dishwasher
- Swimming Pool
Inspections
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Key details
Bedrooms:
4
Bathrooms:
2
Property type:
Rural
Block Size:
15.38 Hectares*
Other Details
Lot:
10
Plan Type:
DP
Plan:
1077279
Legal description:
10/1077279
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Block information
Block size: 15.38Hectares (approx)
Legal description: 10/1077279
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Average Age
59 years
Population
32
Listing ID: 182211007. This listing has been viewed 18 times. It was first displayed on 11/01/2024 and last updated on 26/04/2024.
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