Jump on one of the cheapest rural building blocks to be sold this year with this charming river-front property at Kangaroo Creek.
Boasting 50 acres in total, a productive, cleared flat on Towallum River, and quality timber which rises toward the ridge-line, this block has great diversity and a stunning rural outlook.
Run a few cattle, ride your horse up into the timbered trails and create the off-grid, peaceful lifestyle you’ve been yearning for.
So why the cheap price?
The vendor has written confirmation from Clarence Valley Council that a dwelling eligibility exists on the block under prior planning rules.
This eligibility will be permanently extinguished unless a Development Application is lodged with council prior to 23 December, 2021.
Access to the block is via a crown road so any development application will require an upgraded road access which would also entail building a bridge across Towallum River.
That project will not be everyone’s cup of tea, but anyone in the market for a vacant rural block will know just how rare a good piece of country like this is in this price bracket.
Native hardwoods including ironbark and spotted gum are present through the timbered part of the property. Harvest for income or for locally sourced building materials for your home, or leave them to grow tall and strong.
Numerous homesites with rural views exist on the block and are only limited by your imagination.
The property is located approximately 45km from Grafton and 30km from Coutts Crossing.
Please watch the video to get a good overview of the block, and then call Pat on (02) 6643 4411 to arrange your inspection.
(Please note, the Crown Road reserve used to access the property runs along an existing fenceline across the neighbour’s property, and this is marked on the map by the green dotted line. Please stick to this access and respect the neighbour by closing the gate.)
Lot & DP Info: 38//DP752845 Size: 20.32 ha / 50.19 acres Zoning: RU1 Primary Production
Secure your slice of rural heaven with this beautifully set-up farm at Coaldale.
The whole property presents as a neat package with a three bedroom, three bathroom brick home set high on the hill with views across the Coaldale Valley to the ranges beyond.
The home is perfectly set on 79 productive acres and the infrastructure rounds out the package with a good farm shed and workshop, as well as a quality set of steel cattle yards.
Built in 1993 by well-known local builder Robin Gipp, the house is a comfortable place to sit back and enjoy the rural views which push inside from every window.
Each of the three bedrooms has built in robes, with the main featuring an ensuite. A family bathroom and a laundry/shower combination mean everyone in the family can claim a wet-room too!
A wood fire makes for a cosy living, kitchen and dining room and the double garage adjoining is ideal for two car families.
The shed features two open bays ideal for the tractor and implements, and a closed in bay is ideal for a workshop, lockable storage or tack room.
The land is undulating and full of character and as it is all cleared the verandahs make an ideal place to monitor your livestock without pulling your boots on.
A set of steel cattle yards greets you at the front gate with a solid loading ramp and crush there to make cattle work a breeze.
The boundary fences are in terrific order and three dams spaced across the block ensure water security even in the driest of seasons.
This property is only 30 minutes drive from Grafton and is a rare combination of a good house on good country.
These complete packages are hard to find and are being snapped up by local and out-of-area buyers alike.
Please watch the video to get a good overview of the block and then call our office directly to arrange your inspection. This one is a beauty and it will be a case of first-in, best-dressed!
Grab a big slice of Australian bush (and a local landmark) with this diverse lifestyle block situated at Tucabia.
Featuring over 340 acres of native timbers and grasses, the block is home to a wide range of native flora and fauna thanks to its geographic diversity.
From the peak of “Round Mountain” down to the permanent watercourse of Chaffin Creek and a natural billabong which feeds off the creek line: this block has something for nature lovers of all kinds.
The block meets the basic criteria for a dwelling eligibility (S.T.C.A.) but building options are somewhat limited by access.
The large waterhole or billabong is situated across Lot 11 and forms a natural impediment to a long driveway up to the mountain without a bridge build.
The presence of grid power along the Firth Heinz Rd frontage also points to the area close to the road being the most likely spot to build.
The property is also adjacent to the new Pacific Highway upgrade which may offer possibilities down the track.
Tucabia village is just a few minutes drive from the property and Firth Heinz Rd offers quick access down to the beaches at Wooli and Minnie Water.
Please contact our office with any questions or to book your inspection today.
Lot & DP Info:
Lot 4 // DP1136806 (125.25ha)
Lot 11 // DP1181706 (11.77ha)
Lot 116 // DP751365 (1.14ha)
Build your own private getaway on this peaceful 255 acre block fronting Smiths Creek.
Lose yourself amongst the spotted gums as you wait for your hardwood resource to grow, or run your own cattle or horses on the creek flats and up into the ridges beyond.
The sale includes a 228 acre crown lease which allows grazing of two adjoining portions to the north of the property.
This lease costs $705 per year and has an indefinite termination date, giving good long term planning for your grazing operation.
With a combined total of 484 acres of usable grazing area, there is certainly scope to build your beef enterprise with some fencing and other improvements as you go.
A good ridge mix of Bahia Grass and Wynn Cassia will support cattle growth with the best of the grazing to be had on the creek flats.
Formerly used as a timber block, the property features good access tracks all the way from the creek up to “Sue’s Peak” on the highest ridge.
Open house sites are already in place and the permanent Smith’s Creek gives good water security while you erect your roof and start catching rainwater.
Grow your own vegies, run some chooks and escape from the rat race.
Watch the video to get a good overview of the block, and then call our office to arrange your inspection today.
Freehold details:
Property size: 103.6ha. (255.9 acres)
Property Lot & DP Numbers: 324,368//751366.
Crown Lands Lease details:
Lease Lot & DP Numbers: 347//751366 and 7002//92946
Lose yourself amongst the eucalypts in this bush oasis at Nymboida.
Boasting a quaint timber cabin set beside a massive 4ML dam, this is an ideal place for weekend stays, fishing, swimming, exploring or tending to the garden.
A separate roof can act as a carport or horse shelter while a lock-up 20ft shipping container can be used to store the chainsaw, motorbike and other tools while you are away.
The real highlight of the 75 acre property is the dam and bush setting.
Wind your way up the long gravel driveway, weaving between the trees as the well formed road leads you to the cleared house site and dam.
While the cabin is not a council approved dwelling, there is a building entitlement on the block should the purchaser wish to build anything more substantial and live here full-time.
Being less than 40 hectares in size, the block falls into the category of needing to have a development application submitted to Clarence Valley Council by December 23, 2021 or the building entitlement on the property will be permanently extinguished.
The current cabin is cosy with a custom wood heater, instant gas hot water, small solar system and neat kitchen and shower.
A poly watertank collects rainwater for house use, and a second header tank is also set-up to allow pumping and a gravity feed back to the cabin. The standalone carport also boasts extra rainwater storage.
The boxes for shelter, water and lifestyle are all ticked, now it is up to the new owners to put their own stamp on the property.
Please watch the video to get a good overview of the block and then call our office to arrange your inspection.
Claim a prime industrial corner block in the booming Toormina industrial precinct and expand your business earnings today!
Situated on approximately 1624m2 of land and zoned General Industrial, this property is within walking distance of Sawtell beach and the Toormina Shopping Centre.
A short drive into Coffs Harbour along Hogbin Drive or the Pacific Highway also expands your potential reach into the thriving heart of the mid-north coast.
With abundant parking and shedding options, along with a site office and staff facilities, the site is already set-up for you to move in and create a thriving operation from day one.
Upstairs is a three bedroom residence allowing you to live on-site or earn a rental income on top.
The site has previously been used as a landscaping centre and hardwood timber depot.
Under the General Industrial (IN1) zoning, uses permitted with consent include: Agricultural produce industries, depots, dwelling houses, freight transport facilities, funeral homes, garden centres, general industries, hardware and building supplies, industrial training facilities, kiosks, landscaping material supplies, light industries, liquid fuel depots, neighbourhood shops, places of public worship, roads, rural supplies, take-away food and drink premises, timber yards, vehicle sales or hire premises, warehouse or distribution centres.
The existing tenancy period is now finished and the site will be sold as vacant possession ready for your immediate entry.
Please do not hesitate to book an inspection by contacting our office today. This could be the opportunity you have been searching for to make your mark in business – with plenty of lifestyle benefits to boot!
Approx 1624m2 of land zoned General Industrial IN1 (Lot 11 DP1007676)
3 bedroom, 2 bathroom residence, office and showroom.
Prominent Hulberts Road corner block with excellent street frontage and exposure.
Fully concreted driveway featuring dual access off Newcastle Drive.
Close to Sawtell beach, Toormina Shops and local schools.
Invest in some of the best farmland in the Clarence Valley with this rare grazing gem at Southgate.
Boasting 264 acres with frontage to Alumy Creek, the condition on the cattle produced from this block prove the quality of the kikuyu, setaria and paspalum based pastures.
Rarer still is the flood free ridge at the rear of the property which allows the whole herd to be walked out of harm’s way when the nearby Clarence River fills the valley floor.
With 400 tonne of silage buried in a pit nearby the machinery shed, the vendors were leaving nothing to chance when it came to maintaining their 120 cow and calf herd through even the biggest flood events.
Cut sorghum silage, grow fodder crops, or sow winter rye and even lucerne on this fertile soil and the rewards are even greater.
There is currently a mixture of white sorghum and Superdan 2 planted for silage. One cut of 130 tonnes has already been harvested and sold to the neighbouring dairy, with three cuts a year achievable.
A 4.5ha irrigation license goes with the property and the associated infrastructure is in place to keep producing in dry times.
A real farmer’s farm, the sheds and old dairy add an ideal backdrop for the 1901 built federation home.
Raised on piers and built to last, the home has weathered everything thrown at it for more than a century. With some further love and care there’s no reason it won’t last a hundred more.
High ceilings, wide verandahs and large rooms are a feature of this practical farmhouse, and if renovations are your desire then the options are plentiful.
Good working cattle yards, plenty of shade trees and a citrus orchard complete the package.
Please watch the video to get a good overview of the property and then call our office to arrange your inspection today. The first serious cattle grazier to inspect will buy.
Stake your claim on the ultimate Upper Clarence riverfront, and some of the best alluvial grazing and growing country in the district, by securing “Apple Tree Flat” at Winegrove.
Consisting of 210 acres of freehold country and a 190 acre lease, the property has a 200 breeder carrying capacity in addition to producing lucerne hay and silage forage crops.
Large sections of arable land make this property an absolute powerhouse for feed production and the results show in the quality of cattle produced by the vendors.
Deep bahia and kikuyu pastures dominate the flat with a combination of red and white clovers underpinning the mix.
A 25 megalitre irrigation license from the Clarence River ensures absolute drought proofing of the block and maximises the yield for planted forage crops.
A solid three-bedroom farmhouse, good lock-up machinery shed and steel cattle yards complete the package.
The stock water is supplied by a gravity feed system including a header tank on a stand which services various concrete troughs situated around the property.
Four kilometres of Clarence River frontage is the sparkling highlight of the block.
World renowned canoeing and kayaking and excellent bass and cod fishing can be enjoyed right along the length of river just downstream of Lilydale bridge.
The well-known “Rock Of Gibraltar” is also positioned within the frontage and provides excellent fish habitat.
Deep pools and high banks funnel into pebble-bottomed rapids as the mighty river pushes its way toward Grafton and the coast beyond.
This unstoppable supply of fresh water and the awesome power of the floods in the area are well known.
Where the majority of lease country will be swamped in flood water, the freehold portion boasts beautiful flood-free flats where the cattle can be walked to safety until the swollen river retreats to its normal path.
Well thought-out internal fencing allows you to muster the herd back onto safe ground and keep them free from harm, and also allows paddocks to be locked up and sown down to crop.
Please watch the video to get a good overview of the property, and then call our office to arrange your inspection.
This is a landmark property of the Clarence Valley and interest is expected to be strong. Please do not delay to register your intent as the first serious cattle grazier to inspect this property will buy.
Expand your grazing enterprise with 540 acres of prime New England fattening country at Oban, 25km north east of Guyra.
“Trenton” consists of highly sought after basalt flats rising to quality granite-soil ridges, and boasts a carrying capacity of approximately 240 steers or 170 breeders.
The block would also suit prime lamb or wool graziers in addition to potato growers such is the quality of arable soil.
The approximate 400 acres of open country supports quality improved pastures with fescue and a mixture of red and white clovers underpinning the feed.
Maku Lotus is well established on the flats and adds an extra kick to the legume mix.
The current vendors have utilised this fattening pasture as the finishing block for their cattle which are bred in the Clarence Valley and sent west to furnish.
Over their ten-year tenure the vendors state they have applied 35 tonnes of single super per year, with MO super used in rotation some years. 120 tonne of lime has also been broadcast in the last six months.
Water security is ensured by a series of eight stock dams, some spring fed, and with a number of internal paddocks and laneways making the movement of stock a breeze.
A good set of steel cattle yards with undercover crush also makes it easy to truck the finished bullocks to the sale yards down the good all-weather access roads.
A well built steel shed provides lock-up storage for the farm gear and boasts plumbing and an off-grid solar system. A wood combustion stove provides the comforts of home and a handy place to cook a stew for a weekend stay in the insulated living quarters.
The original farm workers cottage still stands but is in a state of disrepair and will need a bit of work before the Airbnb crowd come calling.
The property itself is made up of 5 titles plus a former crown road lot which has been purchased.
Please watch the video to get a good overview of the block, and then call our office today to arrange your inspection. The first serious grazier to inspect will buy.
Experience a luxury lifestyle in this above spec home set amongst 40 hectares of peaceful Australian bush.
No detail has been overlooked in this quality three-bedroom home which is only four-years-old but has been built to last a lifetime.
From the wide entrance and hallway, mixed hardwood floorboards and quality kitchen appliances, right through to the 10kwh off-grid solar system, no expense has been spared and the results speak for themselves.
Enjoy watching the native birds, marsupials and plants thrive on your character filled block which features your own white sand beaches that wend their way along Boiling Down Creek.
Overlook the already established gardens from your huge rear entertaining deck or take a chilled bottle down to the gazebo for a quiet afternoon amongst the trees.
Take the kids or grandkids on a bush walking adventure to the billabong, or leg them onto the ponies for a swim in the creek or paddle in the kayak.
The lifestyle options are limited only by your imagination here.
With only a 10 minute drive to South Grafton and five minutes to Coutts Crossing, the home will also tick the boxes for families requiring easy access to town for work and school.
A massive 96,000 litre tank supplies water, the solar system provides free electricity, and you will also enjoy the benefit of drastically reduced council rates if you are making the move from town.
This property is priced to sell fast. Our vendor is moving onto a larger family holding and while reluctant to leave this beautiful home he is set on his future plans.
If you are new to the market please be ready to act quickly, as those who have inspected other homes in this price bracket won’t be delaying their decision once they have set foot here.
