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Set across approx. 100 acres (41.41ha) of gently undulating pasture, this exceptional RU2 holding pairs a beautiful rural setting with a rare level of proximity to Huskisson, Vincentia's HomeCo precinct and Tomerong village. With multiple paddocks, extensive water and a substantial homestead and shedding, it's the kind of property that suits lifestyle buyers, farmers, and those looking for a genuine landbank with commercial potential.

The land is the hero: 12 paddocks, five dams and a standout 2ha lake featuring two islands that create a breeding and nesting sanctuary for abundant birdlife. The property is framed by forested creek gullies with paperbarks, tree ferns and giant banksias, while established native tree corridors provide shelter, windbreaks and a strong sense of privacy.

A solid farmhouse anchors the holding, with the notes highlighting double brick on a suspended slab construction and a steel-framed roof, plus gardens and an olive grove ready to revive or repurpose. For those thinking beyond a traditional rural lifestyle, the RU2 zoning and size opens the door to a range of pursuits from agriculture and aquaculture, artisan food and drink to eco tourism and low-footprint camping, subject to council approval.

Features:
+ Approx. 100 acres (41.41ha) of gently undulating pasture
+ RU2 zoning with scope for commercial pursuits and tourism concepts (STCA)
+ 12 paddocks, fencing suited to large and small livestock
+ 5 dams plus a approx. 2 hectare lake with 2 islands, a sanctuary to wetland birds
+ Forested creek gullies with diverse native vegetation and wildlife corridors
+ Original farmhouse (double brick, steel-framed roof) plus extensive shedding
+ Close to Huskisson beaches, Vincentia HomeCo supermarkets and Tomerong village
+ Exposure to Naval College Road (Jervis Bay Rd) plus private gated entry

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