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"Gayview Park"

An immaculate small farm, well equipped for a sheep operation and other pursuits including beef production and cropping.

A versatile property, fenced into 9 paddocks each paddock has access to a trough and this is supplied by a reliable bore, there are also 2 dams on the property.

Accommodation: is a well maintained 4 bedroom home complete with cooling and heating.

Working improvements: 3 stand woolshed with steel sheep yards including undercover race. Cattle yards of a steel/timber construction, machinery shed, cool room, meat house, hayshed, horse shelter & yard, silo.

Summary: "Gayview Park" is a very well maintained 300 acre property that offers the part time farmer exceptional value.

Central Location: 30km North West of Albury/Wodonga, 9km North West of Howlong and 13km West of Corowa.
4 1 1 1,219,000 m2
Address 5672 Riverina Highway, Howlong
Price SOLD
Property Type Rural
Property ID 459
Land Area 1,219,000 m2

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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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