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Lifestyle or Grazing Opportunity.

Approximately 40.67 hectares (100.4 acres) of quality well maintained farmland in the beautiful Rosewhite Valley with spectacular views. Set back off the Happy Valley Road and adjoining State Forest the undulating grazing land includes a set of cattle yards and an open bay hayshed. Good open country with tree lined drive, shelter belts and a small section of natural bush providing extra shelter. In a high rainfall area stock water from a dam. This property would make a handy acquisition to expand on a current grazing operation or great lifestyle property with some excellent homesites (STCA), located approximately 11 kilometres from Myrtleford in a very tightly held area of the Rosewhite Valley, handy to the snowfields and tourist areas of the North East of Victoria.

40.67 ha
Address (Part), 714 Happy Valley Rd, Myrtleford
Price SOLD
Property Type Rural
Property ID 2158
Land Area 40.67 ha

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