256 Olney Arm Road, Laguna

A magnificent rare find in a picturesque valley of Laguna. This vacant parcel of land has a great blend of usable pasture and private natural bush land totaling approximately 40.76 hectares (100 acres). An incredibly scenic outlook can be appreciated from every direction, with easy 2wd access and a designated building envelope for you to build your dream country home (STCA). The building envelope is set in an elevated north-facing position just above the valley floor with a creek nearby and approximately 10 acres of arable pastureland perfect for livestock or hobby farming. Beautiful views are captured from the build site as it looks over the pastures and creek below, with a magical mountain backdrop. Having an approved building envelope means the property is already a large step ahead of other blocks for building a house, as council have approved a building site. It is up to the purchaser to then submit DA plans for the house you want to build, and subject to approval of the plans by council, you will be building in no time! The property is located approximately 6km's from the main road on a gravel, council-maintained road, giving you a private and peaceful setting. It is under 2 hours' drive (approx. 98km's) from Wahroonga/Sydney with easy access to Newcastle, the Central Coast and nearby Cessnock township. The Laguna Village/Trading Post is only 12km's (approx. 10-15mins drive) and there is a local primary school, community pool and cricket ground with multiple National Parks and State Forests nearby. Build and live your country dream in this beautiful valley! For further details, please contact: · Kurt Musgrove 0497 281 475 · Garry Musgrove 0429 663 026 --- Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and act as a messenger only in passing on the details. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries. Building, dwelling, temporary accommodation and other uses are subject to applicable planning controls, approvals and conditions. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries with the relevant authorities regarding permitted uses and development potential.