71 Tyquins Road, Taradale VIC 3447

Create your own country retreat in the peaceful surrounds of Taradale (midway between Malmsbury and Taradale), where open countryside, natural beauty and privacy come together.

Set on approximately 1.985 hectares (4.9 acres), this vacant allotment offers a wonderful sense of space, with gently undulating land, established native plantings and frontage to Back Creek. Bordered by Crown land on three sides, the property enjoys a picturesque rural setting with a natural outlook.

A significant advantage is the approved planning permit for the use and development of a dwelling, providing purchasers with an opportunity to bring their country lifestyle vision to life. Architectural plans have been prepared for a contemporary residence designed to complement the surrounding landscape.

Considerable groundwork has already been undertaken, with supporting documentation including architectural drawings, a land capability assessment, soil testing, a bushfire assessment and a whole farm management plan.

The property also benefits from existing fencing, a bore and established native plantings, providing a foundation for future development and land management.

Whether you're seeking a peaceful permanent residence, a weekend escape or simply a place to enjoy the beauty of the countryside, this is an opportunity to secure a unique parcel of land in a beautiful rural setting.

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:
- Approximately 1.985 hectares (4.9 acres) of vacant rural land.
- Approved planning permit (PA242/2021) for a dwelling, with an extension granted.
- Architectural plans for a contemporary country residence.
- Crown land adjoining three boundaries, offering privacy and a natural outlook.
- Frontage to Back Creek.
- Gently undulating landscape with established native plantings.
- Existing fencing & bore.
- Supporting planning, environmental and geotechnical reports available.
- Peaceful rural location within the Taradale district.

All development is subject to the approved planning permit, endorsed plans, relevant conditions and any additional approvals required. Purchasers should make their own enquiries with Mount Alexander Shire Council and relevant authorities.