by Expression of Interest
145 Waterhole Gully Road, Bonang VIC 3888
Rural
Block size: 272 m² approx.
Livestock Production and Recreation
'Cloverlea' consists of 272.31 hecatares (672.89 acres)* and is currently being utilised for cattle, sheep and fodder production.
An excellent mixed farming property largely arable, high country grazing block. Improved and native pasture with great management history. Suitable as either a stand-alone block or additional country.
This well-appointed grazing property boasts excellent water security with dams to all paddocks and frontage to the Deddick River, Good Hope Creek and Waterhole Creek.
Consisting of gently undulating grazing land and sheltered timbered areas, paddocks mostly cleared with all fencing in good repair and boundaries dog fencing.
Improvements include two stand shearing shed with sheep yards, five bay hay/machinery shed with lunchroom and toilet, steel and timber cattle yards, and lockable chemical shed. Electricity and well maintained gravel road frontage.
'Cloverlea' is to be offered as a whole or as two separate lots being 237.92 hectares (587.91 acres)* and 34.39 hectares (84.98 acres)*.
For a Due Diligence Checklist go to: consumer.vic.gov.au/duediligencechecklist
* Denotes approximately
An excellent mixed farming property largely arable, high country grazing block. Improved and native pasture with great management history. Suitable as either a stand-alone block or additional country.
This well-appointed grazing property boasts excellent water security with dams to all paddocks and frontage to the Deddick River, Good Hope Creek and Waterhole Creek.
Consisting of gently undulating grazing land and sheltered timbered areas, paddocks mostly cleared with all fencing in good repair and boundaries dog fencing.
Improvements include two stand shearing shed with sheep yards, five bay hay/machinery shed with lunchroom and toilet, steel and timber cattle yards, and lockable chemical shed. Electricity and well maintained gravel road frontage.
'Cloverlea' is to be offered as a whole or as two separate lots being 237.92 hectares (587.91 acres)* and 34.39 hectares (84.98 acres)*.
For a Due Diligence Checklist go to: consumer.vic.gov.au/duediligencechecklist
* Denotes approximately
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Key details
Property type:
Rural
Block Size:
272 m²*
Other Details
Legal description:
4\PP2176
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Block information
Block size: 272m² (approx)
Legal description: 4\PP2176
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Average Age
59 years
Population
52
Listing ID: 181775331. This listing has been viewed 114 times. It was first displayed on 14/07/2023 and last updated on 13/10/2023.
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