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"Briley" Quartz Hill Road, Jindera

165.72 Ha - 409.50 Acres

Located 20km north of Albury and just 4km from Jindera, long tenure of ownership in the one family, 1st time offered since settlement.

The 3 bedroom double brick home is positioned in a commanding elevated
position on the property overlooking the surrounding landscape.

The working improvements include a 2 stand woolshed with sheep yards, machinery shed, bag shed, 3 silos, stables, cellar & several outbuildings. "Briley" is fenced into 6 paddocks and stock water is supplied by 9 dams.

Summary: The finalisation of the Estate Of Allen Burdack, The long Burdack family tenure comes to an end. Here is your opportunity to secure a wonderful
piece of History, along with an excellent undulating block of land, well suited to a grazing operation.

Auction: Friday, April 26, 2013 at 2:00pm at The Commercial Club Albury
3 1 409.50 ac
Address 389 Quartz Hill Road St, Jindera
Price SOLD
Property Type Rural
Property ID 599
Land Area 409.50 ac

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