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SUNDAY CREEK FRONTAGE: ZONED FARMING NEW PRICE

With frontage to the Sunday Creek that flows into Lake Moodermere you find this delightful treed block of land that is void of any improvements. Beautifully located next to Pfeiffer Wines on Distillery Road Wahgunyah this block is ripe for those weekend escapes to the Country or a base for some great outdoor adventures. Being in the Heart of the Rutherglen Wine Region and Murray River activities this could be the "away from it all" that many are looking for in these times. The property is Zoned Farming, thus no Residences. Call Brian now to obtain a copy of the Contract for Sale and Vendor Statement.

 

Disclaimer: All care has been taken in compiling these particulars, but the vendor and their agents do not guarantee the details and cannot accept responsibility for errors or misdescriptions if any. Intending purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the correctness of details.

2,062 m2
Address Lot, 10 Anderson Road, Wahgunyah
Price SOLD for $80,000
Property Type Rural
Property ID 2351
Land Area 2,062 m2

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