64 Biala Street, Gunning NSW 2581

Situated in the thriving township of Gunning is a superb opportunity to secure two quality, vacant block of land, separately titled with existing DA approval in place for the construction of an independent aged living facility or perfect to build your dream home on as the blocks can be sold individually. Just 50 minutes from Canberra it represents great value for money where you can combine the convenience of a daily commute and country lifestyle.

This large, level building block is ready for you to realise your country lifestyle dream. Ideally positioned within the town precinct and fully fenced this block sits on a popular street just moments from the amenities on offer in Gunning. Endless opportunity and a short commute to major and regional areas plus train services can also be found and the local Gunning community is proving ever popular with expansion and new homes popping up throughout this friendly community.

The sky could be the limit here and you can let your imagination run wild as you contemplate the possibilities of designing and creating a home that takes prime position on the lot and enjoys the big sky outlook and classics rural vistas. With plenty of room for a home, necessary sheds and the possibility of self sufficiency, creating a garden or tending pets, possibly even a pony and it's easy to see why so many are seeking the relaxed lifestyle so easily found in Gunning.

* Vacant rural/residential block
* Ideal level building opportunity, DA approval in place for 8 independent living units for the elderly
* Two block available separate title, all town services, will sell blocks individually
* Fabulous country environment with rural vistas
* Located within the town precinct
* Close to local amenities, school, town centre and shops
* Sports and recreational clubs welcome new members
* Thriving community landscape just 50 minutes from Canberra
* Major arterial links between Sydney and Melbourne
* Interstate train links plus Goulburn and Yass regional centre services