Nestled within the serene backdrop of Bellingen’s lush countryside, 408 Bowraville Road offers a unique opportunity for first home buyers and investors alike. This expansive 2.28ha (approximately 5.63 Acres) of semi-rural acreage presents an idyllic canvas to craft your very own pastoral retreat, merely a 5-minute drive or 4.1km from the vibrant village centre of Bellingen, NSW, 2454.
Imagine the possibilities that await on this elevated plot, boasting multiple sites suitable for the construction of your dream residence. Whether you envision relocating a charming, older federation home or erecting a bespoke, architecturally designed dwelling, this land accommodates your grandest designs with exquisite rural vistas as your backdrop.
Your future homestead will be ensconced in a tranquil, natural bushland setting, with ample space to cultivate a bountiful vegetable garden, establish an orchard of fruit trees, keep chooks, and even build a sizeable shed for all your rural endeavours.
Join the close-knit Bellingen Valley community and immerse yourself in a lifestyle rich with cultural delights, from quaint cafes and gourmet restaurants to exclusive boutique shops, eclectic arts and crafts, the famous Bellingen Markets, and vibrant Music Festivals. Enjoy the proximity to the picturesque beaches of Urunga and Mylestom, the breathtaking Dorrigo National Rain Forest, and the convenience of Coffs Harbour Airport, all within a 36-minute radius.
Property Features:
– 20ft shipping container
– Duraplas Water tank 22,700litres (5,000 Gallons)
– Close to town
– Zoning: R5 – Large Lot Residential
– Rates: $1,876.00 per year
Seize this exceptional opportunity to secure your slice of paradise. To explore this magnificent offering, please reach out to Warren on 0427 552 287 to schedule a viewing.
Potential buyers are encouraged to perform due diligence and seek further detailed information from the Bellingen Shire Council. While all care has been taken to ensure accuracy, we cannot guarantee the reliability of the information provided and interested parties must conduct their own enquiries.