146 Black Hill Flood Road, Cambrai SA 5353

176.4ha (435 acres). Large recreational property, once utilised for farming purposes, is well equipped with own bore, power connected and more. 1896 stone cottage with sundry shedding. A great weekend escape or re-energise for permanent living and farming. LAND: 176.4ha (435 acres) What makes this holding stand apart from other playground properties is its own good quality water from a bore, its connected power and more, which enables permanent occupancy over and above weekend recreation use. The land entails approximately 300 acres of once cropped land, that is now utilised for sheep grazing and could quite easily be utilised for more intensive purposes and large areas of low lying mallee bush which are home to kangaroos, whilst the balance of the land includes more dense vegetation that is a haven for wildlife and a source of firewood. The gently undulating terrain, along with internal tracks, makes it ideal for trail riding. COTTAGE: The old, rendered stone cottage dates back to the late 1800s and would have once been the hub of the farming settlement. Having power connected and water availability the structure, which has a good iron roof, would make an ideal base for a weekender whilst reforming to its former glory if desired. IMPROVEMENTS: Near the cottage are several tanks including rainwater for the home and a tank next to the bore. The semi-underground coolroom is an interesting building in respect of how it will be utilised. There is a 5m x 3m freestanding shed.