Property Overview:
Location: Just 2 minutes by car or a 20-minute walk to central St Helens

Land: 22 lush acres of fairly flat land featuring a mix of pasture and mature bush with winding walking tracks, spring-fed dams, and a running creek

Features:
New fencing throughout the property for optimal management
Water Supply: Each paddock has access to water from a seasonal creek and dam; the dwelling is on town water for year-round reliability
Utilities: Underground electric services; freshly rewired dwelling for modern convenience
Circular gravel driveway and multiple flat parking areas for easy access

Outdoor Amenities:
Orchard & Gardens: 40 establishing fruit trees in an orchard, plus additional screening trees and several raised garden beds
Guest Accommodation: Additional 5th Wheeler, fully renovated and furnished, complete with kitchen, shower, modern kitchen, brand new gas fridge plus furnishings and compost toilet.

Cottage Features:
Freshly renovated cottage with double-glazed windows and modern amenities
Reverse cycle system, oversized bathroom with large bathtub, and beautiful tiled floors
NBN connectivity and gas appliances, ensuring modern comforts
Well-insulated with a heat pump and brand-new wood burner for year-round comfort
Parquetry to kitchen and dining, range oven and polished Tassie oak flooring to lounge and bedrooms.
Studio for additional space with double-glazed windows, perfect for a home office, teenage retreat, or creative space.

Zoning & Potential:
Sub-divisible zoned block (rural living subclass C), with the option to divide (STCA).
Ideal as a hobby farm, offering both a rural lifestyle and proximity to a vibrant township.

Whether you seek a peaceful retreat or an opportunity for growth, this property promises endless possibilities.

*Peter Lees Real Estate has used a variety of sources to obtain information relating to this property. We believe all are reliable sources and have no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information, however we cannot guarantee it. Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries.

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