233
Logans
Road
tumbarumba
NSW,
2653
$520,000
3
1
1
Land: 29.99 Acre
"Wondara"
If you're in the market for a three bedroom farm cottage, look no further!
This property is nestled in the Carabost Valley on 29.99 acres and gives the feeling of total privacy and seclusion.
Keep warm in the winter with the slow combustion wood fire, and bathe in the afternoon summer sun on the spacious verandah which adjoins two sides of the house.
The land is divided into four paddocks plus race, water is in abundance with four dams and a bore, sturdy fencing, the majority electrified throughout the property.
Now is the time to make a start on that hobby farm you've been dreaming of, or just enjoy the relaxed lifestyle away from the hustle and bustle! Be it fulltime or the home away from home.
40 mins from Tumbarumba, 1hr from Wagga, 1hr 20 mins from Albury, 3 hr from Canberra and
4hr 40 mins to Melbourne.
• Shedding + Hay shed
• Bore
• 4 x Dams
• Cattle yards
Extra:
233 Logans Rd, Carabost NSW 2650
Lot: 3 DP: 815292
Zoning: RU1 Rural - Greater Hume Local Environmental Plan 2012
Rates: $576.00 per annum*
* Denotes estimate
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median house price
375000median house rent
385suburb rental yield
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