Four (4) outstanding rural allotments offering a combination of the best of lifestyle living, good productivity and enormous capital gain potential in arguably the most convenient location in the Albury district. 15 minutes (18kms) from Albury CBD.
Lifestyle / Income / Investment
Lot 1 – 257 Acres (103ha) of well cared for grazing, fattening, cropping country with Southerly aspect. Excellent fencing and water. Four (4) main paddocks. Attractive home sites. Planning permit available. Power nearby. Hume Freeway frontage. Access Hume Freeway/Landale Lane. No structural improvements.
Lot 2 – 260 Acres (104ha). Balance of creek flats and strong undulation. Cropping, grazing, fattening country with North-Westerly aspect. Excellent elevated home sites. Planning permit available. Established tree lots. Good water and fencing. Four (4) main paddocks. Long Hume Freeway frontage. Access direct from Hume Freeway. No structural improvements.
Lot 3 – 264 Acres (106.7ha). An outstanding parcel of productive country with a North-Easterly aspect ranging from gently sloping pasture country to some 20ha of creek frontage flood easement country. Hume Freeway access via service road. Planning permit available. Variance of home sites. Extensive working improvements including steel cattle yards, lock up machinery shed, two (2) hay sheds, grain storage shed, grain silos, three stand woolshed and sheep yards. Heavy carrying fattening country.
Lot 4 – 252 Acres (101.9ha). Prime rural residential allotment. North-Easterly aspect. Strong soils. Good water via creek and surface dams plus mains water at boundary. Strong undulation to small low hill area overlooking Lake Hume. Lake Hume frontage. Approved home site with power. No structural improvements. Access from Burma Road.
Although similar in size (approx. 100ha each), these allotments are quite different in themselves and offer individual features for those requiring the best of larger rural living allotments, those wishing to increase the size of their existing holding with quality, productive land, those that may wish to invest in well positioned land, and those that may have a specific use other than grazing and fattening for such high profile, high exposure land.
The one common factor as relates to these allotments is that each allotment is with the Albury City Council area. Collectively, the allotments represent the largest area of zoned rural land within the Albury City district and as such has over recent times been under discussion for rezoning into Rural Living Zone. On the basis of this potential for rezoning, each of these allotments would seem an excellent ‘land bank’ investment into the future. The current size of these allotments (100ha approx.) represents the only such land currently available and should the zoning of such land remain as rural zoning, then the potential for capital growth would seem assured.
Please note: all photos take Nov/Dec 2014.
