Black Mountain Falls Black Mountain Road Fosters Valley NSW 2795

"Black Mountain Falls" is beautiful vacant block, with dwelling Entitlement, situated in Fosters Valley about 25 minutes south of Bathurst. A house site has already been levelled, in a position that captures the magnificent rural views, overlooking rolling green hills to the lower Blue Mountains. The property derives its name from the lovely waterfall that cascades down the granite boulders along Davys Creek, flowing into a serene pond at the bottom. Some of the many features of "Black Mountain Falls" include:

• 608 Acres (246 Hectares) in total (253 acres of Freehold and the balance Crown Lease)
• 2 x three bay Colorbond Sheds, both with 2 x 22,000 litre poly water tanks attached
• 2 dams, plus permanent Davys Creek traversing the property
• Cattle yards, with covered work area and laneway system to enter yards
• Approximately 45 hectares arable land
• Current owners have been running 20 cows and calves
• Rustic camping shed, with "long-drop" toilet
• Well-fenced, small, productive orchard, with apples, stone-fruit and olives trees

This property is truly unique, with its combination of Freehold and Leasehold country, excellent water and infrastructure, plus a blank canvass for you to build your forever home or a weekender. Being 10 minutes' drive to Vale Creek Winery, Matt Moran's Rockley Pub or The Bridge Hotel at Perthville you will be spoilt for choice of excellent food and wine venues. Or perhaps you would prefer to stoke up the fire near the shed, sit back and enjoy the serenity. The kids will be entertained for hours looking for koalas in the spectacular eucalypt trees or trying to spot the elusive platypus in Davys Creek. The more predatory types may wish to thin out the feral animals, such as deer, pigs and goats.

I highly recommend that you arrange an inspection of "Black Mountain Falls" as soon as possible as the owners are keen to sell and seeking offers prior to the 25 October auction.

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