170 Quarry Road, Yallourn North VIC 3825

The charm of country-style living is showcased with this 88-acre property in Yallourn North, Gippsland. A great location being under 15 minutes from Moe/Newborough and the Princes Fwy. An ideal horse or cattle property, features include a spacious home, an abundance of shedding and gently undulating pastures.

The family home has been built to a high standard and features three bedrooms (main with walk in robe and ensuite.) With two living areas, there is potential to convert the family room into a 4th large bedroom. The quality timber kitchen has an abundance of bench and cupboard space, a dishwasher and quality appliances. There are two dining areas as well as a large outdoor covered patio with a BBQ area, making this a great home for those that like to entertain. A double garage with a remote-control door adds convenience with internal access.
Large lawn areas, established trees and low maintenance gardens surround the home with enclosed vegetable gardens and an enclosed chicken pen adding charm to this country property.
Additional features of the home include;
-Solar hot water
-16 panel solar system
-Approximately 150,000 litres of rainwater storage
-Remote control security gate
-Ducted gas heating
-New combustion Coonara heater

Well set up for farming, 30 cows and 30 calves are currently ran on the property. Located in a high rainfall region, the fertile pastures produce quality grass whilst having a surplus supply for its own hay reserve. Super has been applied to the property twice in the past 3 years. Horse facilities include 2 horse looseboxes and a lockup tack room. Stables could easily be constructed within the shedding.
-Cattle yards, race, crush and loading race
-400 metres of laneways
-Electric fencing around the entire boundary
-8 small paddocks around the home and 9 larger paddocks
-8 dams and a spring fed creek provide water for livestock

There is an abundance of shedding on the property that includes hay shedding, machinery shedding and workshop spaces, some of which is lockable. One shed is equipped with a 2500kg hoist. An old dairy provides room to store sundry items. There is a second home on the property that has the potential to be restored and brought back to life subject to council approval.

Contact John Rowe or Nicole Lancey at Harcourts Warragul to arrange an inspection.