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Acreage in Buffalo River

Set on 3.23 hectares of land approximately 6 kilometers out of town in an elevated position this property offers a 3 bedroom brick veneer home with separate lounge, open plan kitchen/dining room with a combustion wood heater, split system reverse cycle air conditioning, built in robes, ensuite and walk in robe in the main bedroom, corner spa and separate shower in the main bathroom, a double garage and carport. There is also a 12m x 6m shed which has 3 phase power and a 4 tonne hoist. Attached shed area running down one side of the main shed and a skillion running down the other side for caravan accommodation, there is also plenty of hard standing for additional parking. Pine nut tree lined sealed driveway, established surrounds and a few paddocks to run a few steers or horses.
3 2 4 3.23 ha
Address 623 Buffalo River Road, Myrtleford
Price SOLD
Property Type Residential
Property ID 1286
Category House
Land Area 3.23 ha

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