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Rose River Land with River Frontage

Approximately 59.53 hectares (147 acres) of vacant land in the highly regarded area of Rose River Valley with frontage to the Rose River and a further 8.77 hectares (21.6 acres) of grazing lease. 18.45 hectares of the property plus the leasehold is very well maintained undulating grazing land with excellent water, the balance of the land is natural bush. Good pastures that have been well sustained by rotational grazing and in a high rainfall area the property carries very well for its size. Power and phone lines handy, stock water from a spring fed dam gravity fed to troughs and also the Rose River and being over 40 hectares the property qualifies for a Planning Permit (STCA) for the construction of a dwelling. An old dairy provides a good start for storage. This is a great opportunity to purchase a vacant block with river frontage in the Victorian High Country.

59.53 ha
Address 1990 Rose River Road, Rose River
Price SOLD
Property Type Residential
Property ID 1100
Category Vacant Land
Land Area 59.53 ha

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