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A Rare Opportunity in the North East.

Approx. 62.9 hectares (157ac) of good quality grazing land with an excellent water supply from 2 streams and 4 spring fed dams. Improvements to the property include an original 1940s homestead which features high ceilings, timber veneer dado walls, picture rails, 3 large bedrooms, reverse cycle air conditioning, storage room which could be used as an office, separate lounge and dining rooms. An old dairy provides handy storage and workshop area, cattle yards, 8 loose boxes and a stallion yard. Proven horse training country - Home to a number of winning race horses and quality stallions - Detector (Imp) John Peters (imp) Phantom Gold, and Greenwood (FR). The property has sealed road frontage and is commuting distance to the twin cities of Albury/Wodonga and rural township of Myrtleford in the heart of the North East of Victoria.
3 1 1 63.00 ha
Address 110 Tunnel Gap Road, Myrtleford
Price SOLD
Property Type Residential
Property ID 807
Category Acreage Semi-rural
Land Area 63.00 ha

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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.

Lisa Laidlaw

Brendan has good knowledge of the market and presents it clearly and concisely. He usually got back to me in good time if I called, but I particularly liked his friendliness and genuine interest in my...

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Brendan has been involved in both the buying and selling of two homes over time for us. His knowledge and understanding of the market is excellent. We would not hesitate to ring him again should we ever...

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Hi Meg, Brendan & Mandy, Many many thanks for your patience & trust in me through this long process of renting & buying 2 Victoria.  I am so so grateful that this special home is now mine....

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From first phone call, inquiring about a property, to final hand-over of keys, Brendan was the consumate professional. Nothing was too much trouble for Brendan and it is rare these days to come across...

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