18 Stewarts way, Nimbin NSW 2480

Nimbin's local award-winning agent, Uri Ross, proudly presents 18 Stewart’s Way on the new Fairview Estate, Nimbin. Located on the edge of town is this picturesque development with many positive attributes that will not disappoint.

There are numerous advantages of buying on Fairview Estate, to begin with, the possibly the best views in town gazing over the mountains that are very visible. The bush factory, which is adjacent to Fairview Estate is home to the famous Nimbin Candles, along with The Bush Theatre café, a great place to get a bite to eat or grab a few souvenirs. If that does not tickle your fancy, take a 500m stroll along the footpath and you will find yourself in the colourful streets of the Nimbin village.

The land itself is very gently sloping and is located on the northern fringe of the estate. The soil itself is healthy and would suit large gardens or small crops.

Town sewerage and mains power will be supplied to every single allotment, only leaving you to install a few rain water tanks to provide yourself with water. Please do not be concerned, in the Nimbin area we average 1500 ML of rainfall per year on average! You save approx $350 per year on town water connection fee + if you ever do run out of water, a full tank is roughly $250 delivered.

All lots boast over ½ acre in size, this lots being 2501sqm making ample outdoor living areas for families, backyard activities, gardens or even build a second house (STCA) to earn some easy rental income with Nimbins’ minimal vacancy tenancy statistics. The land can never be sub divided though you are allowed to have dual occupancy, a house & granny flat or a single home. Providing you a range of options for your next project.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to secure a great parcel of land on this fantastic estate on the edge of town.

The lot is registered and ready to buy.

Call Uri today for more information.

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.