133 Day Avenue, Omeo VIC 3898

Introducing a rare opportunity to secure a parcel Commercial Zone 1 Land in Omeo at 133 Day Avenue. A magnificent location at the entrance of the township just around the corner off the Great Alpine Road. This level section of Day Avenue provides for easy parking and is in an elevated position of the township which makes this block of land worth a look for anyone contemplating a new development. Services such as power, town water, and sewer are available. This land is *1100 sqm in size with the ability for future development STCA and is walking distance downhill into the current business precinct of the Omeo township.

The alpine township of Omeo has many businesses and services such as the local Omeo Rural & Hardware Store for supplies, The Golden Age, The New Rush brew house, and The Hilltop for meals and a cold one, an Food works supermarket, a bakery and café's, the Omeo Hospital, primary school, service station, the Post Office, the new activities pump bike track and newly created bike trails, football and netball club, and a golf course further out the road to explore.

The area boasts a variety of outdoor activities for the keen, with the current development of the mountain bike trails well underway, and other activities such as hunting, four-wheel driving, motor bike or mountain bike riding, trout fishing, and various other recreational pursuits. Omeo is *one hour and twenty minutes from the major regional center of Bairnsdale, and *35 to 45 minutes to the snowfields around Dinner Plain and Mount Hotham.

Inspections are strictly by appointment for qualified buyers only.

All enquiries call Michael Enever 0458272797

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