Endless Opportunity on approx 14 ha of rural living.
This property is located within a vibrant community along the Murray River, celebrated for its diverse horticulture, family-friendly lifestyle, thriving sports clubs, and highly regarded primary school. Just a convenient 15 minute drive to Murray Bridge and an hour to Adelaide (approx.)
Nestled away at the end of a long driveway, this 36 acre (approx.) 15ha, property showcases flourishing fruit orchards, offering the chance to carry on the agricultural legacy or mould the land into your envisioned lifestyle or just enjoy some peaceful living.
The primary dwelling, an early 1900s freestone symmetrical cottage, exudes charm and awaits restoration to its former glory. The front verandah reveals captivating views of the river, cliffs, and flats, creating an ambiance that must be experienced.
Complementing the main residence is a separate workmans cottage or extra storage. Build your dream home (subject to necessary consents). Various implement and storage sheds on the property provide ample space for diverse uses.
The property holds income potential with an array of fruit trees, including (all approximate sizes):
Connected to SA water & includes CIT water delivery rights.
Continue to reap the fruits of labour on this wonderful property whilst making life in the community of Mypolonga.
We thank our vendors for allowing us to market their property and please respect our vendor by contacting us for any inspections.
For more information or for any real estate enquires, current market trends or to sell your property please call Jack Freestone 0435 207 475.
CT- Volume 5940 Folio 711 Council Rates - $2556.40per annum Land Size – 14.7 HA approx
RLA 178186
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