$118,000
Lot 4 Green Wattle Creek Road, Butterwick NSW 2321
Rural
Block size: 500 m² approx.
COMMUNITY FARM AND UNIQUE ECO-VILLAGE WITH DA APPROVAL
SHAREHOLDER MEMBERS IN A LAND-SHARE INITIATIVE FARM AND VILLAGE.
The development has been established under the State Environmental Planning Policy that facilitated the development of rural land-sharing communities committed to environmentally sensitive and sustainable land use practices.
The development area is confined to 5 of the total 112 hectares zoned RU2, Port Stephens Council.
The remainder of the land is to be utilised for sustainable farming practices, providing for an array of land-based opportunities.
Unique eco-village project with DA approval for 27 residences nestled together on a scenic area of our collectively purchased 112-hectare organic farm. We aim to create a lower cost of living in sustainable housing that facilitates a strong sense of community by reconnecting people, enterprises, agriculture and nature.
Key features:
Housing - Passive eco-friendly build, high sustainability focus, for all age groups, each on its own small (500 sqm approx) plot;
Farming - on the majority of the land using organic and biodynamic principles, producing fabulous fresh food for villagers and eventually retail outlets;
Natural resources - approach includes managing forests, establishing, re-vegetating and maintaining wildlife corridors.
Energy - using renewable sources, community self-sufficiency in water, and electricity.
Water - using this resource efficiently, protecting water courses/dams.
Development Infrastructure - Members of the development are creating a hub with plans to include a commercial kitchen, bakery, common areas, community garden, roads, and fences.
Small business opportunities- encouraging community-based small business, creating sales of branded produce and value-added produce.
Types of enterprises envisaged are not limited but may include:
Market gardens
Beef/Pigs/Lambs and egg poultry
Native plant species propagation
INFORMATION STATEMENT AND CONSTITUTION AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING
Contact me today to arrange an inspection or for further information on this listing or assistance with any of your property requirements please contact
Kay Perry 0457 072 768.
The development has been established under the State Environmental Planning Policy that facilitated the development of rural land-sharing communities committed to environmentally sensitive and sustainable land use practices.
The development area is confined to 5 of the total 112 hectares zoned RU2, Port Stephens Council.
The remainder of the land is to be utilised for sustainable farming practices, providing for an array of land-based opportunities.
Unique eco-village project with DA approval for 27 residences nestled together on a scenic area of our collectively purchased 112-hectare organic farm. We aim to create a lower cost of living in sustainable housing that facilitates a strong sense of community by reconnecting people, enterprises, agriculture and nature.
Key features:
Housing - Passive eco-friendly build, high sustainability focus, for all age groups, each on its own small (500 sqm approx) plot;
Farming - on the majority of the land using organic and biodynamic principles, producing fabulous fresh food for villagers and eventually retail outlets;
Natural resources - approach includes managing forests, establishing, re-vegetating and maintaining wildlife corridors.
Energy - using renewable sources, community self-sufficiency in water, and electricity.
Water - using this resource efficiently, protecting water courses/dams.
Development Infrastructure - Members of the development are creating a hub with plans to include a commercial kitchen, bakery, common areas, community garden, roads, and fences.
Small business opportunities- encouraging community-based small business, creating sales of branded produce and value-added produce.
Types of enterprises envisaged are not limited but may include:
Market gardens
Beef/Pigs/Lambs and egg poultry
Native plant species propagation
INFORMATION STATEMENT AND CONSTITUTION AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING
Contact me today to arrange an inspection or for further information on this listing or assistance with any of your property requirements please contact
Kay Perry 0457 072 768.
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Rural
Block Size:
500 m²*
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47 years
Population
190
Listing ID: 182368940. This listing has been viewed 15 times. It was first displayed on 13/03/2024 and last updated on 18/03/2024.
Allhomes acknowledges the Ngunnawal people, traditional custodians of the lands where Allhomes is situated. We wish to acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of Canberra and the region. We also acknowledge all other First Nations Peoples on whose lands we work.
"With open hearts and minds, together we grow." artwork by David Williams of Gilimbaa.