Introducing 374 Davis Road, Jiggi. Set on a neat, elevated 52.7 acre parcel of nutrient rich red soil 280m above sea level is this quiet and private property. There is a comfortable three bedroom, two bathroom brick veneer home with a huge 10kw solar system, a swimming pool, and soaring views of the the surrounding areas, you will even catch glimpses of the flicker from the Byron Bay Lighthouse of an evening.
The house is comfortable, with recent upgrades on the renovated kitchen, carpet, paint & more. You can sit back & enjoy the amazing view after a hard days work. The original garage has been enclosed providing a great space for a huge home office or 4th bedroom. The owners have purchased a generator that can be plugged straight into the power box, so in times of power outages there is no extra power leads running about & no stress.
Step outside, pick some fruit from the orchard and enjoy them by the big blue pool.
Recently two water tanks have been installed, with a combined total of 370,000L of water storage which when full can supply water for the farm for a couple of years if no rain was to occur. Conveniently the two tanks & the bore are all linked so you can pump from one to another.
There are 2 large machinery sheds, The Green shed has 4 bays which are used for storage & harvesting procedures. The other areas are used for harvesting, here you will find the recent upgrade of a post-harvest dehusking machine (at a cost of $25,000) and drying facility which can be operated by one person. Mains power is connected.
The Grey Shed is used for machinery storage.
This secluded property offers a peaceful ambiance, high on a ridge line with breathtaking views. You are allowed to build a second house all rural properties (STCA) which offers multigenerational living or air bnb potential.
For more information, call Uri or Peta today
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