Property Description

Can you believe you have just found 100 acres which is 8km from Main Beach Evans Head!! A weekender, run livestock, operate eco-tourism, storage facility, or build your dream home - are just some of the options available with this parcel of land. Situated on the northern side of the Woodburn Evans Head road you already know how close it is to Evans Head, but it is only 3km from the village of Woodburn, 30 minutes to Ballina and 1hr 15mins from the Gold Coast airport. Originally the property was a dairy farm, with some of the original farming equipment such as the windmill, the well and timber fencing still in existence. There is a large machinery shed which is approx. 19m x 10m. The shed has a concrete floor, electrically wired for solar or a generator and large sliding doors to accommodate caravans, trailers and machinery. Inside the shed the current owners have erected timber framing consisting of a large kitchen/dining area, a bathroom and a bedroom. This could be completed to provide a very comfortable place for overnight stays etc. There are 3 x dams and there is a 20,000L water tank which can catch water from the machinery shed roof. The current owners have utilised generator power to run their electrical equipment in the past, but it would be quite easy to have solar power or even mains power which is located at the front boundary. The property possesses a dwelling opportunity and there are several suitable building sites particularly near the machinery shed and one of the dams, which would provide plenty of privacy. The property has good fencing at the rear boundary, however the remaining boundary fencing does require replacing. There are also a good amount of large pine trees on the property which may provide a secondary income. (STA) The size of this property, the possibilities with this property and the proximity to the coast and villages makes this a very unique sort after property. For further information contact exclusive agents T & W McCormack Pty Ltd 'Serving you locally since 1912'