40 Collett Place, Meringo
Sold September 19, 2019- Property ID: 61787350
- Property type: RURAL
- Land size: 3.08ha (7.61 acres) (approx)
- Building size:
- Listing type: SOLD
Reduced to Sell!
Until recently listed at $415,000-00 a change of family circumstances means that the motivated but reluctant owners are seeking to sell this beautiful 3.08 hectare (7.5) acre bush block.
This block is an absolute gem, situated in a quiet location at the end of a cul de sac, this small 14 Lot subdivision is zoned E4 (environmental living).
The neighboring houses in the subdivision are extraordinary each is bespoke and built to complement the environment in which they are located.
If privacy is one of your principal considerations, the block is surrounded by bush on its northern, eastern and southern boundaries. The perimeter of the block is fenced and has 4m fire breaks/access roads on each boundary.
Another feature is that this block has two points of access, primarily via the bitumen road along Collett Place to the front and a gravel road to the back of the block from Congo Road.
You can walk, ride or drive from this gate to the Bingie Dreaming Track and then on to any of the nearby pristine beaches.
While Town Water and Sewer are not available power can be connected at the front of the block.
The land itself gently undulates, between the two creeks that running through the property. The primary water source runs north to south along the western edge. In winter it flows readily and it often retains water through summer in small shaded pools or ponds. The secondary creek runs east to west on the southern side of the block, and is dry for most of the year.
The vegetation is typical of southern lowland wet sclerophyll forest. There is a mix of spotted gum, grey ironbark, white stringybark, woolybutt and red bloodwood, along with stands of casuarina, black wattle, wild cherry and pittosporums. There are numerous shrubs, including some enormous burrawangs and beautiful clumps of Sandfly ziera along the creek. The vendors have also planted a few rare native trees, including red cedars.
There are two heritage trees on the block that are home to many species of animal. Wildlife such as eagles, kites, owls, kookaburras, parrots, honeyeaters, micro-bats, yellow-bellied gliders, littoral tree frogs, goannas are frequent visitors.
Blocks of this quality and size are increasingly rare, and with nearby comparable acreage blocks selling for considerably more now is not the time to delay.
Call today to arrange your private inspection.
