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7.431ha (18 acres) Fascinating property combines a solid pine and mud brick home with 18 acres of mainly bushland with large areas which evidence a previous era with new possibilities.

Land
7.431ha (18 acres). This very unique and defined property holds an interesting past and will provide an intriguing opportunity for its new owner. Just over two thirds of the land is under a native vegetation heritage agreement which preserves the native bushland and will suit nature lovers. This environment provides a haven for birds, other wildlife and fauna to thrive in a natural habitat. A dam provides a water source to the property along with aesthetic beauty. Many concrete slabs remain on the large flat section of property which would be a perfect site for large shedding.

Residence
Equally interesting is the home which combines Thermo Panel pine log construction, with a mud brick addition. Internally there are many definitive features including glass inserts and raked timber ceilings. The kitchen has both gas, a beaut wooden stove and a built-in pantry. The lounge and family room allow for two separate living areas, with the slow combustion heater being a perfect fit for the home. The study provides a fourth bedroom option as part of this 170m2 of living.

Improvements
Connecting the entrance of the home to the double carport is a verandah which together provide undercover parking and sheltered access to the home. Four tanks on the property include three for rainwater and a dam header tank. A couple of brick buildings remain from the property?s previous uses, with the most obvious structures being the tall remnants of the brick kilns. An interesting past with interesting possibilities.