This well known prime, rural lifestyle block is located only 10km's drive from Young consiting of approx. 363 acres (146.9ha) with a history dating back to the Gold Fields days and long held by the Harris family for over 3 generations.
Throughout their tenure ran stock and grown cereal as well as pasture crops on the lower flat country. Time has now come for the family to divest and the property is being sold with vacant possession and 'as is '. "Georges" is well supplied with surface water and has direct access to Burrangong Creek. The property has enjoyed a long leasing history and the bottom block was cropped on a rotational basis of wheat & canola over the past 8 years.
The top grazing block is well suited to stock with natural grasses and shelter for livestock. Notably, there are negligible structural improvements on the land. Elevated slopes command extensive views of the surrounding countryside, making this property an ideal lifestyle property, mixed with income potential.
Under ten existing (10) titles, with a minimum lot size of 24 hectares for dwelling entitlement, this property has subdivision potential now and in the future. A plethora of native animals and vegetation can be experienced year-round in the grazing block and additional income can be sourced from the farming country below-It's the best of both worlds!
The owners have listened to the market and are now committed to achieving an Auction result this Spring!
For an Auction price guide or to arrange a private inspection, please call the Ray White Rural Young & Harden team - James Brown 0407 491 898, David Coombes 0417 263 978 or Dick Cummins 0438 299 446.
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