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The Selection

Rarely does a property become available that has been in the one family ownership since selection, this one has been in the one family ownership for 4 generations. 71.10 hectares (175.5 acres) of Buffalo River farming land. 2 dams one of which is spring fed and approximately 65 acres of mature pines planted in 1987 ready to harvest. Undulating to steeper well drained country with excellent views of Mt Buffalo and the Buffalo River Valley. Qualifies for a planning permit (STCA), power handy, sealed road frontage and a good carrying capacity - has regularly carried 40 head of breeders. This is a good opportunity to purchase a reasonably sized parcel of land only minutes from Lake Buffalo that has never been offered for sale before, a very good addition to an existing holding or lifestyle allotment
71.10 ha
Address Lot 2H McLees Road, Myrtleford
Price SOLD
Property Type Rural
Property ID 827
Land Area 71.10 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.

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