A rare find of 190ha at Mutarnee with 1.7km of Highway frontage, gorgeous Paluma Ranges views and located close to the coast, popular freshwater swimming pools and the tropical Paluma Rangers.
• Zoned as a Large Residential homesite with Rural Activity • Freehold Property • Run off Dam
Surrounded by large property holdings, farming land, hobby businesses in a small village atmosphere.
Rates $3,666 Per annum
Get to Know Mutarnee Located approximately 45 minutes north of Townsville on the Bruce Highway, Mutarnee is a small peaceful hamlet nestled on the banks of beautiful Crystal Creek. At the local caravan park there's a small shop and service station and just a minute down the road you'll find the Crystal Creek boat ramp. From this easy access point, boaties can safely navigate their way along Crystal Creek to the Coral Sea. Conditions are great for serious sea fishing so remember to pack your rod, bait and tackle. On the other side of Mutarnee you'll find the dramatic Paluma National Park which is overflowing with beautiful natural attractions and things to see and do. The road up the mountain takes you through rich, lush rainforest and past cascading waterfalls, rockslides and clear water rock pools. At the top of the mountain you can swim at the old stone bridge at Little Chrystal Creek. At plenty of spots throughout the park you'll find picnic areas and barbecues to make your visit even more enjoyable. Good average rainfalls each year, Mutarnee is located at the beginning of the wet tropics in North Queensland.
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