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27.36 hectares (67.6 acres) of fertile undulating farmland in the Whorouly South area. A hard to find parcel of land with a very good outlook and reliable water from a number of reliable dams. The property has a very good carrying capacity and in recent times over 1,000 chestnut trees, of which approximately 300 are grafted Bouche de Be’tizac, an early variety, have been planted allowing the opportunity of a commercially viable crop with the possibility of obtaining a planning permit for a dwelling (STCA) . There is also a set of steel stock yards with a concrete loading race. In a very good rainfall area with sealed road frontage and good shade trees with some magnificent red gums and box trees the property is well suited to a first farming enterprise, addition to an existing holding or for recreational purposes. It is in commuting distance to Wangaratta or Myrtleford.    

27.36 ha
Address Lot 2 Whorouly South Rd, Whorouly South
Price SOLD
Property Type Rural
Property ID 2316
Land Area 27.36 ha

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