A former dairy (with 3-phase power) and further substantial shed infrastructure remains for storage options, and stock yards, cattle crush, and loading ramp are also in place, for stock management. There are internal laneways in place over the farmland.
A significant dam provides plentiful farm irrigation water and is witness to active bird life. Further, the property has a bore and a smaller waterhole near the house, plus rainwater tanks. Rainfall in this valley typically ranges between 1000mm-1200mm, providing excellent pasture growth.
Mole Creek, located less than one hour’s drive west of Launceston is tourist hotspot with its limestone cave attractions, mountain
views, as gateway to famous walking tracks, to Cradle Mountain, as well as to river and lake fly fishing destinations. This is a special property in a truly special part of the world.
An addition to the appeal, the property lends itself to subdivision of the 50 acres into 2 blocks as zoned Rural Living. Subject to council approvals and provisions.
A special property in a special part of the world.
“Roberts Real Estate have obtained all information in this document from sources considered to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations. All measurements are approximate. Please note, photos are indicative of the property only.”
