345 Markwell Back Road, Bulahdelah, NSW 2423

345 Markwell Back Road, Bulahdelah, NSW 2423 PRIME GRAZING PROPERTY IN THE STUNNING MARKWELL VALLEY

Discover the rare opportunity to own a premium piece of Markwell Valley's finest grazing land. This exceptional property spans approximately 82 hectares (204 acres) of pasture-improved grazing land, featuring an impressive 1.6km frontage along the serene Myall River.

Key Features:

- Prime Grazing Land: Ideal for livestock, will successfully run 75 to 80 breeders.

- River Frontage: Approximately 1.6km of Myall River frontage, providing ample water supply and stunning views. Ideal for family picnics and gatherings

- Cropping Potential: Large river flats perfect for cropping, enhancing the property's versatility and productivity.

- Spectacular Building Site: An elevated 360-degree building site offering magnificent panoramic views of the beautiful Markwell Valley.

- Convenient Location: Only 5 minutes from the township of Bulahdelah, 49 minutes to the coastal towns and beaches of Forster & Pacific Palms, and just 2 hours and 15 minutes to Wahroonga.

Additional Features:

- Original Farmhouse: A charming 3-bedroom farmhouse, the perfect canvas for a renovation

- Outbuildings: Includes a double lockable garage, open bay machinery shed and old timber cattle yards

- Water Resources: Seven dams and natural lagoons ensure a reliable water supply for both livestock and cropping needs.

- Subdivision Potential: The property offers the possibility of a 2-lot subdivision, subject to council approval.

This is a rare chance to acquire a quality grazing property in the highly sought-after Markwell Valley. Whether you're looking to expand your agricultural operations or build a dream home with breathtaking views, this property offers endless possibilities.

For more information or to arrange a private viewing, please contact Mark Butler on 0408 492 686.

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