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  • Sold For $847,000
  • Mixed Farming

Specifications

  • Property Type
    Mixed Farming
  • Land
    79.5 ha

HIGH COUNTRY GRAZING & LIFESTYLE

"Mitchellside" represents one of the more productive smaller grazing & lifestyle properties in the region.
Situated 41 kms from Glen Innes, 51 kms from Guyra , 90 km from Armidale which boasts a host of private & public schools, university, daily flights to Sydney & Brisbane & rail.
Set on 79.5 ha (196 ac) featuring a modern 4-bedroom 2-bathroom home with views for miles to the east.
Sheds range from a 6 m x 5.5 m 2 bay car shed with 10.5m x 4m lockup workshop attached.
16m x 7m 3 bay machinery shed, 7 m x 7 m 2 bay lockup shed plus 2 garden sheds. Steel & timber combined cattle/sheep yards with vet crush & loading ramp.
Net covered orchard with apple, peach, plum, raspberries & rhubarb in addition to the ability to grow a range of vegetables & carryout any type of livestock pursuit.
The property has 5 paddocks featuring a blend of basalt onto soft loamy granite soils with established native & New England species of pasture throughout.
This well protected block benefits from a unique location sitting directly to the east of Mt Mitchell which rises to a peak of 1470 m.
Plenty of water with over 100,000 litre rainwater storage tanks for the house with garden water pumped from dam plus a 650 m single frontage to the Sara River which is pumped & reticulated throughout the property & spring fed dams throughout.
From grazing cattle, sheep, horses, goats, alpacas & poultry to horticulture through to the adventure enthusiast with Sara River, rocky outcrops plus national parks a stones throw away "Mitchellside" truly caters for the complete spectrum of people seeking the ultimate lifestyle.

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488 Aqua Park Road Mount Mitchell 2365, New South Wales
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