25 kilometres from Armidale & Uralla on sealed road.
Sold
95 Hectares
700mm
25 kilometres west of Armidale, 25km north west of Uralla.
100% granite. A few boulders at the western end, with the balance nicley gently fine granite.
Natural pastures with a healthy understory of clover. Carries 300 dse.
700 mm recorded average annual rainfall.
A stream runs through the property, and there are 3 dams.
No homestead here.Uralla Shire Council has provided a statement saying a dwelling is permitted. There are some terrific building sites. There is power at either and plus fibre optic telephone line running through the property.
Open forest country with redgums, box, stringybark and wattles.
Oaky has the coolest little single stand ahearing shed you ever did see. It can double as a camp opver if you’re keen. It even has a verandah! This is serviced by a small sheep yard, and cattle loading yards are nearby. Oaky is subdivided into 5 paddocks, all with excellent fencing.
“Oaky” is for genuine sale due to the owners’ retirement. It is a great little lifestyle block and would make someone a great home. Down along the creek, it is a peaceful have with the sounds of birdlife amongst the native trees. Plenty of space for the kids’ horses or bike. plus a capacity to run about 300 dse in livestock.
“Oaky” has been SOLD by Graham MacDougall.
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