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"Newharven Park"

Located just a very short drive from the town ship of Berrigan and on 7.67 acres or 3.116 ha is this 4 bedroom home, all with BIRs, and positioned beside the main channel, and with 20 water and delivery entitlements. The home has 3 split systems plus evaporative cooling, lounge room, meals room and an electric kitchen and electric hot water service. There is 2 garages for the vehicles, and a chook shed plus 3 water tanks. There is a pump from the channel with the 20 water entitlements. 1 main paddock plus a large treed area to the north of the home.

This property is for sale by Expression of Interest that closes on 29 September 2017 at the Corowa Office of Paull & Scollard at 5pm.

There is a variety of assorted farm machinery that can be purchased if required. Private inspections by appointment.

 

4 1 2 8 m2
Address 56 Waratah Rd, Berrigan
Price SOLD
Property Type Residential
Property ID 1409
Category Acreage Semi-rural
Land Area 8 m2

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