40-hectare property with irrigation water and views
Elders Rural Property Sales is proud to present Lot 1 Orielton Road, a highly desirable 40-hectare landholding forming part of Orielton Park. Mostly north and easterly facing and largely cleared, land of this scale and quality is increasingly rare.
Connected to the South East Irrigation Scheme (Stage 3), the property includes 50 ML of irrigation water (volume negotiable), enhancing its potential for
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