20 acres of irrigable land that is laid out to pipes and rises into 5 main paddocks of permanent pasture. Great shedding and excellent stockyards ideal for the retiring cocky who still needs a bit of room or a young family looking to supplement their income with a great rural influence . Well set up 3 bedroom brick veneer home with a large family/living area, comfortable bedrooms and good outdoor entertainment area surrounded by picturesque established gardens. There is also a one bedroom granny flat featuring a kitchen, living area, bathroom and laundry, you also have another dwelling that can be used as a shop or extra accommodation. The owner has just added a new Stock & domestic bore, 5kw solar panels and a new dam (with the old dam de-silted). This property is well worth viewing .
Features
Acreage
Evaporative Cooling
Family Room
Garden Shed
Self-contained Flat
Split System a/c
Inspections
No open inspections scheduled.
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