Inspection details
- Wednesday29July
Rural Lifestyle Property for Sale in Garnant
Hen's Tooth Found! 97acres + House + 35km* to Rockhampton
- Land: 64 ha (157 acres)
This property offers a lifestyle sought after by so many - a rural block to call your own where you can run some cattle, accommodate the horses and give the kids space to roam and grow.
The high set home in original condition is neat, tidy, roomy, of solid construction and full of options for the future. There are 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and an office. Polished floors and ceiling fans throughout. With a large footprint, the Kitchen, lounge and dining area are semi open and full of light with the high ceilings adding to the spacious feeling of the home. Each of the bedrooms are a generous size, with air-conditioning and built in cupboards in the main. Both the lounge and main bedroom open out to the front veranda which boasts a relaxed rural outlook and is the ideal place to have your morning cuppa!
Underneath the home is fully concreted, 3/4 enclosed, suited to parking the car as well as being an ideal place to entertain.
Originally set up as a cattle grazing block, the strong Ironbark forest country is carrying a good body of feed comprising native grasses and Secca, with a small section of Leucaena. Other improvements include a set of timber cattle yards, large timber and iron hay shed and several other small outbuildings. There are three rainwater tanks on the house and a very large, reliable dam for lawn, garden and livestock.
Head home at the end of the day, on a bitumen road, to the great little community that is Garnant/Ridgelands. The Ridgelands primary school, Community Hall and Showgrounds are a short 5km drive away and the High School bus comes past the gate.
Get in touch today to arrange your inspection.
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64 ha / 157 acres
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