1770 Queens Pinch Road, Mudgee NSW 2850

"High Meroo" is located just 26 km (approx) from Mudgee on the Sydney side of town. This outstanding 275 ha or 680 acre lifestyle property offers some grazing potential with plentiful water supply from the Meroo Creek.
Combining creek flats and undulating grazing land, this beautiful property runs back into some steep timbered country, including Randall's Gully that boasts a history of gold activity.

Features included are:
• Neat and tidy, two-bedroom weekender, ready to occupy and perfectly positioned to take in the valley views. Featuring, lounge area, kitchen, bathroom, outdoor verandah and basic solar and gas stand-alone unit.
• Tar road frontage, leading to Mudgee or Windeyer village
• Power is available on the block should you wish to connect
• Approximately 1km of Meroo Creek frontage with many superb swimming holes plus three dams
• Fenced into approximately four paddocks around the creek, offering some sheep and cattle grazing potential
• Numerous walking and/or 4x4 adventure tracks
• Huge 18m x 9m shed with part concrete floor that houses two neat caravans, one even featuring a pot belly stove that will be staying with the caravan. WC and shower facilities are connected to the shed with septic tank also included
• 100,000 litres of rainwater storage via a concrete tank, plus two 5000 litre polly tanks.

This property lends itself well to motor sports and/or hunting enthusiasts, with plenty of feral activity like pigs, goats and deer, or just sit quietly and enjoy watching and listening to the abundance of native wildlife.

For further information, or to arrange your inspection, contact Bob Proestos on 0402 244 497 or the Sales Team at First National Real Estate Mudgee on 02 6372 3000.

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