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The Cottage on The Creek

This property is only 6 kilometres out of town, has frontage to the Barwidgee Creek and consists of just over 6,000 square metres of land. The well maintained 2 bedroom weatherboard cottage that features 11’ ceilings in the main part of the home also has a separate lounge which could be used as a third bedroom, electric cooking, bathroom, shower room, office/study room and double garage. A very handy shed of approx. 30’ x 18’ concrete floor and 3 phase power connected will keep the man of the house happy, chook shed, wood shed and well established trees make up the balance of the improvements. School bus past the front gate and not far from town this is a great affordable rural property.

Features

Water frontage Water access Verandah Study
2 1 2 6,067 m2
Address 635 Myrtleford-Yackandandah Road, Myrtleford
Price SOLD
Property Type Residential
Property ID 750
Category Acreage Semi-rural
Land Area 6,067 m2

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Bernard Ivone

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