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371 Mayfield Road,Braidwood

Larbert, NSW 2622

Contact Agent

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0

Bedrooms

0

Bathrooms

0

Parking

160,600

Land (m²)(click)

16

House (m²)

other

Type

McGrath

I

Ian Simpson

0417468565

Selling Agent's Description

Lot 14 Mayfield Road Braidwood - Just *26km North of Braidwood, *88kms to Batemans Bay, *276km to Sydney and *80km to Canberra - *16.06ha (39.68ac), undulating mixture of timber and open country - Large dam and seasonal creek supplying good water for the property - Getaway and enjoy a country lifestyle, perfect for all types of animals, adventures, hunting, motorbikes, firewood, you name it there are plenty of options. This truly is a beautiful, scenic and secluded escape. Contact Ian Simpson 0417468565, iansimpson@mcgrath.com.au McGrath Riverina and Central West

Location

Larbert, NSW 2622

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Trading History

3 recorded events

-94.4%

total growth

20 Mar 2025Most Recent

Government Record

$200,000

-97.9%from prior

Held for4y 2m10.52 ha

15 Jan 2021

Government Record

$9,400,000

+161.1%from prior·-60.2%p.a. to Most Recent

Held for4y 3mZoningRU12390.37 ha

23 Sep 2016

Government Record

$3,600,000

-28.9%p.a. to Most Recent

1980.00 ha

AI Architectural Analysis

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37Standard

Design Style

bush retreatfarmhousecontemporary

Ideal For

lifestyle acreagerural homesteadtree change

Near Heritage

2.8km away

Analysis

These images depict undeveloped rural grazing country with dams, tracks and scattered eucalyptus — no architect-designed residence or period building is visible. As raw pastoral land the site has scenic and agricultural value but no architectural significance to justify high scores.

Key Architectural Features

expansive pastoral paddockconstructed stock dams/pondsdirt access track/roadscattered eucalyptus treespanoramic hill and valley viewswildlife (ducks) and grazing habitatshelter tree and natural tussock grassesrural access (quad bike shown)