326 Putty Valley Road Putty NSW 2330

Nestled in a picturesque setting, this 40.09 hectare property with Building Entitlement offers a rare opportunity to own a slice of rural paradise. With 80% of the land being arable and boasting alluvial soil, the potential for agricultural pursuits here is limitless. Whether you dream of cultivating cereal crops, raising cattle, nurturing horses, or simply enjoying the pristine air, native animals, and birdlife of the environment, this land provides the perfect canvas for your aspirations.

Featuring:

Access by bitumen road just 3.6 km from Putty Road, the main road running Windsor to Singleton.

• 13 Fully Fenced Paddocks: Designed for ease of management and access, these paddocks ensure efficient livestock handling and rotational grazing practices.

• Prime Water Access: Bordering Putty Creek, the property includes domestic pumping rights, guaranteeing a reliable household and livestock water supply year round.

Natural Water Features: A watercourse runs from the western boundary to a catchment at the road boundary fence, then flows under the road to a channel on the eastern side. A central dam enhances the property's appeal, offering scenic beauty and practical utility as a sustainable water source.

• Modern Infrastructure: Enjoy the convenience of power, phone & 3-phase power connectivity available on-site, facilitating a seamless transition to rural living.

Your Gateway to Rural Living - Whether you're looking to expand your agricultural operations, or simply escape to nature's embrace, this property promises unparalleled opportunity and natural beauty. Explore our gallery and contact us today to schedule a private inspection. Your new beginning awaits amidst the serenity of this rural haven.

Contact Peter Chidgey on 0414 921 912 to book your inspection!

* Land size:
40.09 ha / 99.06 acres

All information about the property has been provided to Ray White by third parties. Ray White has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to the property.