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Rural with a Current Council Approved Planning Permit

A very rare find. On Ellens Lane, just off the Buffalo Creek Road, a highly regarded area, is approximately 8 hectares (20 acres) of vacant land that is around 6 kilometres from town and it has a current Council approved Planning Permit for a dwelling. The property has been in the one family ownership since the 1930’s, originally created as a timber source for wood fired tobacco kilns of the area. A peaceful natural bush setting backing onto Mt Buffalo National Park. There is an 8 metre x 4.5 metre shed with concrete floor and wood heater plus 3 metre extensions on either end, outdoor fire pit and a wet room. 2 rain water tanks, a 2,100 litre and a 4,500 litre one and there is also a reliable dam. If your looking for a private position close to town where you are able to build a home this is a one of a kind property, unlikely to come along again that is well worthy of consideration.

1 8.00 ha
Address CA 8 Buffalo Creek Road, Myrtleford
Price SOLD
Property Type Residential
Property ID 1797
Category Vacant Land
Land Area 8.00 ha

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