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If you are looking for a quality rural holding close to town this tidy property just off the Pacific Highway at Herons Creek on the Mid North Coast of NSW may be just what you are looking for. Comprising 21.76 hectares (approx. 54.4 acres) of almost 100% cleared, flat land going down to creek flats it offers you the opportunity to live a relaxed rural lifestyle on a low maintenance property. Currently carrying 25 head of cattle, it has the capacity to carry up to 50 head and keep some horses as well. Divided into 12 paddocks, the boundary and internal fencing & gates are in good order. The pasture quality is good, having been treated with chook manure for 4 of the last 6 years, and there are a number of dams on the property. The property is connected to town water.
The 3/4 bedroom brick & tile residence is solid with a northerly aspect and has an excellent view over the entire property. There are 3 good sized bedrooms in the main part of the house with a 4th bedroom/office at the rear of the house. The bathroom has a shower, bath & vanity and a separate toilet. There is a large brick wash house at the rear of the residence with an extra toilet & shower and this building could potentially be converted to self-contained accommodation (STCA). The new owner may wish to update the house to their personal style & taste. There are 16 solar panels on the roof & also a large farm/machinery shed near the house.
Located within about 10 minutes drive of the Mid North Coast town of Laurieton, with all it has to offer, and about 25 minutes from the major regional centre of Port Macquarie, this property is very well located with a sealed road to the front gate.
With a motivated vendor looking to move on after over 25 years ownership you should organise your own private inspection now by ringing Alex Woodgate at Mid North Coast Property on 0427 863 588.
DISCLAIMER: Whilst every care has been taken in respect of the information contained herein, no warranty is given as to its accuracy and prospective purchasers should make and rely on their own enquiries.