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"THE HOME BLOCK"

Superbly located within the much sought after North East District, close proximity to the Rutherglen Wine District and aquatic playground of The Ovens and Murray Rivers.
In 2 titles consisting of rising country through to prime River flats, ideal breeding/fattening block with excellent shade and shelter trees found throughout the property.
Improvements include weekend style self- contained air conditioned unit complete with sleeping quarters, kitchen & meals area along with a bathroom. Working improvements include a workshop, steel cattle yards, hay shed and good storage shedding. A reliable bore supplies 3 troughs for stock water.

All Inspections strictly by appointment.

AUCTION Friday April 28th 2:00pm on site
1 1 286.79 ac
Address 248 Thompsons Lane, Peechelba East
Price SOLD for $780,000
Property Type Rural
Property ID 1339
Land Area 286.79 ac

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Stephen Paull

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Bernard Ivone

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Brendan was fabulous to deal with. He's the most personable agent I've ever encountered and was helpful from the first meeting, and the whole way through.

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