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174 Hectares in Nug Nug

Most of this property has been in the one family ownership since 1868, nearly 150 years, a testament to how good the country is. 174 hectares (429 acres) of open grazing country with a small section of natural bush, undulating free draining land with good water and backing onto the Mount Buffalo National Park. 6 titles, 2 dams, 2 streams, frontage to the Buffalo River and Nug Nug Creek, steel and timber cattle yards, the property is currently run as a whole. Power runs through the property and there are some spectacular home sites. This is a unique opportunity to purchase a sizeable parcel of land in the North East of Victoria, at the foot of Mount Buffalo, a rain magnet, approximately 17 kilometers to Myrtleford, 7 kilometers to Lake Buffalo and 65 kilometers to the Rural City of Wangaratta.

174.00 ha
Address 1 Nug Nug Road, Myrtleford
Price SOLD
Property Type Residential
Property ID 1381
Category Vacant Land
Land Area 174.00 ha

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