The Australian bush is a unique ecological wonder and a globally significant landscape that is teeming with iconic plants and animals that are found nowhere else on the planet.
And you can help protect a precious swathe of it for current and future generations.
A Little Birdie Told Me is privileged to offer Lots B & A, 356 Delaney Road for sale.
The sites are home to rare orchids and grass trees as well as stunning native birds and distinctive reptiles and marsupials.
This unparalleled opportunity to become the custodian of one, or two very special tracts of pristine bushland is an exclusive undertaking for someone who is passionate about conservation.
Lot B (52.69ha) and Lot A (40.13ha) are part of the Victorian Government's Trust for Nature program.
Within the approved development zone of each lot, the owner is allowed to build comfortable modern accommodation including shedding and other permitted structures (STCA).
Trust for Nature is a not-for-profit organisation that works with private landholders to protect native plants and animals.
See agent for an extensive breakdown of native flora and fauna and ecological features
The purchaser enters into a conservation covenant with Trust for Nature as a condition of sale to ensure that irreplaceable native plants and animals are protected forever.
Caliana, Lot B, 356 Delaney Road, Nagambie
(Named after the duck orchid that grows on this site)
Size: 52.69ha
Development zone: 3.5ha
Flora and fauna: Vegetation across the properties is of a high quality and mainly consists of Box-Ironbark Forest. Some grassy woodland/alluvial terraces and herb-rich woodland is also present along and adjacent to ephemeral creek lines. The properties support a suite of woodland bird species as well as a high diversity of frogs and reptiles and mammals.
Amenities:
1 x large dam centrally located
1 x lock-up shed with concrete floor
Barbecue area and a water tank
Location: Nearby to the Goulburn River and only 15 minutes by car to Nagambie, which is one of Victoria's most popular regional destinations. Offering a range of outdoor activities (both on and off the lake), the township is also known for its laid-back café culture and award-winning wineries.
