9 Albert Street, Long Gully VIC 3550

In 1851 Margaret Kennedy struck gold in the Bendigo Creek sparking the gold rush of history. Between then and 1954 more than 700,000kg of gold was discovered, representing a value of more than $30b in today's prices.

Sitting between two modern homes on Albert Street, this 682m2 allotment is positioned in the locality known as St Just Point. Named in honour of the Cornish miners who populated the area and brought their mining technology, skill and culture to Bendigo.

The allotment is fully fenced in Colorbond with gateway access to Albert Street and a 17m frontage. The site is clear of easements and restrictive covenants. It has access to all town services and is affordably priced. It's a great option for those who love the idea of a new home or investment property (subject to council approval) outside of the more densely populated housing estates. A drive along Albert Street will reveal the gentrification of the area and the modern homes that have been constructed in recent years.

Living here is living just a stroll from the Long Gully Reserve, the Water Splash Park and the Derwent Drive play space. It's a short 5 minute drive to the Bendigo CBD. Education options include close proximity to several primary schools: St Peter's PS, Lighting Reef PS and California Gully PS. While a short 3 minute drive to Maiden Gully provides great access to the highly reputed F-12 Marist College Bendigo and Maiden Gully PS. There's also great access to Long Gully IGA and Maiden Gully IGA, child care services, the Bendigo District RSL and much more.

Please call me at any time to arrange an inspection and to request a copy of the Section 32.