149 Factory Road Mitchells Island NSW 2430

UNDER INSTRUCTION OF THE DEED ADMINISTRATOR.

Set across two titles on approximately 28.84 hectares* (71.3 acres*) of fertile waterfront land, 149 Factory Road, Mitchells Island presents an exceptional rural holding perfectly suited for livestock and lifestyle pursuits. With sweeping views across the Manning Valley, the Manning River, and the distant mountain ranges, this property combines productivity with natural beauty.

Well set up for running stock, the property features a reliable water supply via a large dam, multiple sheds and structures, 12 paddocks, and an old dairy that includes a kitchenette and bathroom - offering versatility for farm use or potential conversion (STCA). The layout has been designed with practicality in mind, with laneways providing easy access throughout the paddocks.

The elevated entry enjoys a commanding outlook over the valley and river below, creating an ideal position to build your dream rural residence (STCA, dwelling entitlement). Down by the water, you'll find opportunities to launch a small boat, cast a line, or drop the crab traps - the perfect place to relax and enjoy the peaceful riverside lifestyle.

The adjoining property, 89 Factory Road (aerial photo attached showing properties together), is also available for sale and includes approximately 27.11 hectares* (67 acres*) with two dwellings. The two farms are currently connected by a shared water supply and laneway network, providing an excellent setup for larger-scale operations or multi-generational living.

An exceptional opportunity in a tightly held and picturesque location - rural living at its best.

Contact Adam Stevenson on 0409 607 967 for further details or to arrange your private inspection.

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* This property was impaced by the 2025 floods