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BETHANGA - 2 Lots - Total Acreage 9.74 - 3.95 HA

Situated on an elevated position with stunning views overlooking the Historic town of Bethanga. Power connected to the original weatherboard cottage. Gently undulating country with 2 spring fed wells, a set of timber cattle yards and shedding.

Two separate Lots to be offered together then individually if not sold. Lot 1 Beardmore & Olson streets consisting of 1.21 Ha - 2.99 Acres. Lot 2 McEwen & Olsen streets consisting of 2.73 Ha - 6.75 Acres, each lot has a dwelling entitlement with power being connected to Lot 2. Total acreage of 9.74 Acres.

Summary: For genuine sale for the finalisation of a deceased Estate, a great opportunity to secure a large residential block of land and enjoy the freedom and space, a very commutable 23km from Albury.
9.74 ac
Suburb Bethanga
Price SOLD
Property Type Residential
Property ID 940
Category Vacant Land
Land Area 9.74 ac

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Stephen Paull

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