1449 Tyalgum Road, Tyalgum, NSW 2484

Are you looking to create a unique commercial home based business opportunity? This one has to be seen to be believed! The creativity and engineering flair is a marvel and will leave you in awe of the design and vision of this project. With its raw, rustic and robust build quality you can't help but be amazed! Bring your plans and dreams to complete this project.

The main building features polished concrete floors, all custom built French industrial design windows, doors, stairs and fireplace and even has its own conference room. The building has almost enough solar to power a small town! 120KW of roof top solar plus 70KW of lithium battery storage.

Bordering on Wollumbin National Park, the property itself is set in a tranquil and scenic rural setting on 97 acres of native forest, dams and fruit trees with North facing views of the Border Ranges and Bald Mountain. As an added bonus, there is a huge Industrial shed with mezzanine that has a multitude of possible uses. This one could be the rare opportunity you are looking for, all infrastructure is unapproved and STCA.

Property Features

* North facing aspect with seasonal breezes.

* Stunning valley views and exceptionally private

* 4 dams, 2 water tanks (1 x 240,000 litre capacity and 1 x 120,000 litres)

* Solar System is 120 Kilowatts with 70 kilowatts of lithium battery storage.

* An additional huge industrial shed perfect for timber work and metal work (STCA).

* Air Conditioning

* Fire place

* Endless possibilities and massive potential.

For your chance to secure this incredible property don't delay, call Dan Smith 0415 650 852 or Craig Dudgeon 0408 188 184 today!!

Proudly Representing the sale of 1449 Tyalgum Road Tyalgum NSW 2484.

Disclaimer:

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We cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries. All infrastructure is currently unapproved.