Lots 1-5, 719 Osbornes Flat Road, Allans Flat VIC 3691

LIMITED NUMBER of rare premium acreage allotments in Allans Flat - Offers Invited

Surrounded by lush pastures and offering magnificent rural vistas from every aspect, enjoying views of the Baranduda Range, Big Ben, Stanley and Mount Buffalo and only 10 minutes from the historic township of Yackandandah.
Be one of the lucky few to secure premium small acreage in the heart of Allans Flat in the Yackandandah Valley. With generous-sized lots, you can choose your own architect and builder to create your dream lifestyle and permanent country escape.

Set on five separate titles/ allotments, each includes: Flat to gentle undulating country, located in a high rainfall district, excellent access with main road frontage, brand new post & wire fencing, excellent perennial pasture and incredible 360 degree views.

Lots 1-5 Part 719 Osbornes Flat Road, Allans Flat.
- Lot 1 - 1.416Ha (3.5 acres) Sold
- Lot 2 - 2.023Ha (5 acres) Sold
- Lot 3 - 1.619Ha (4 acres) Sold
- Lot 4 - 1.621Ha (4 acres) Sold
- Lot 5 - 1.621Ha (4 acres) Sold
Please Note: Power connected on each lot, 3 phase power to lots 2-5, single phase to lot 1. Lot 2 includes a water trough connected to a spring.

Each parcel comes with planning permit to build and offers privacy and potential in equal measure. Give your family the space they need to grow and surround yourself in the rural lifestyle whilst pursuing family interests being so close to schools and services, Albury/Wodonga is only 20 minutes away.

Inspections by appointment only
For all enquiries, please contact
Billy Jones 0438 454 950 Nutrien Harcourts Albury
Peter Ruaro 0447 600 825 Rodwells Wodonga

History
Allans Flat was reputedly named after Edwin Allan who settled or arrived in the area in 1853. It is on the Yackandandah Creek and was linked to the gold mining industry. Allans Flat was also a noted farming district at the time including fruit and vegetable with its rich red loam soils, which has continued today with the local strawberry farm and winery close by.
Mining was substantially revived during 1902-04 when gold dredging was carried out in the Yackandandah Creek. A large depression left by the dredging was formed into a lake and the adjoining space was made the Allans Flat swimming hole, a wonderful BBQ area used by locals during summer for swimming and relaxing.