3239 Bridgewater-Maldon Road, Newbridge, VIC 3551

The natural appeal and timeless beauty of the Loddon River is constantly being re-discovered by Victorians. It excites buyers seeking a tree-change. Situated in Victoria's Golden Triangle, with great access to the Loddon River; this is an outstanding example of what country living is all about. It has the promise to be more than you first expect.

The property measures 3.26 acres / 1.32 hectares and there is an additional Grazing Licence for a further 3.71 acres / 1.50 hectares. A boundary fence surrounds the property, and the adjoining grazing land, including a dividing unmade Government Road.

The property has previously been operated as an Apiary, with beehives positioned on the grazing block; and the shedding used for honey extracting and packing. Alongside the shed is a lean-to, a yard, and a 40' shipping container. The shedding is very versatile and would suit a variety of uses subject to Loddon Shire approvals. Building a permanent residence or holiday home will require planning permission from the Shire.

The Loddon Shire Planning Team may be contacted on 03 5494 1200 to assist you with your due diligence.

There is double phase power, LED lighting, 9,000 litres of plumbed tank water, a gully trap, septic system, and instantaneous electric hot water. You may wish to investigate a licence for the existing bore. There are also existing concrete footings for your addition of a 20' shipping container, or cool room subject to Shire approvals.

Positioned right on the Loddon River, Newbridge is a peaceful rural town with a welcoming and friendly community. There is an electric vehicle charging station at the Community Centre opposite the historic Newbridge Hotel. The recreation reserve offers excellent sports infrastructure and there are camping and fishing sites available along the river.

It's about a 12-minute drive to Bridgewater on Loddon, which is a bustling tourist destination and close community. The town is renowned for its award-winning bakery, boutique wineries and water sports. It's a popular place for camping, fishing, swimming, casual boating, and skiing.

It's also only 17 mins drive to the community, supermarket, and hospital at Inglewood. The 30 min drive to the Bendigo central business district makes for a very comfortable daily commute. There is a daily V/Line bus to Bendigo and it's a 1hr 45m drive to Melbourne Airport.

A copy of the Due Diligence checklist can be found at https://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/duediligencechecklist