Named after the Beveridge Brothers, Sid & Jack, early pioneering mountain cattlemen that owned the property from 1911 to 1979, part of Beveridge's Run that went through to Wonnangatta, this is the last parcel of freehold land in the Buckland Valley before the Alpine National Park.
A once in a lifetime opportunity to secure a high country property in the Buckland Valley that has approximately 2 kilometres of Buckland River frontage and is steep in history of the pioneering Mountain Cattle Men. Located in the highly regarded Buckland Valley adjoining State Forest and National Park with no private landholder neighbours this is a unique secluded property that has tremendous appeal.
22.96 hectares (56.73 acres) of cleared land with a historic high country hut constructed in 1959 near the site of the original hut and recently rebuilt, chestnut grove and a magnificent Black Walnut tree that is estimated to be 160 years old. There are numerous possibilities with this property camping or glamping on the banks of the beautiful river, hunting abundance of deer in the area, fishing the Buckland River is renowned for its trout fishing, numerous bushwalking trails, high country getaway with no neighbours or capitalise on the ever-growing tourist activities of the area (STCA).
Spectacular views of the valley, surrounding hills and presently snow capped, Mt Murray, it is difficult to describe the beauty of the area and what it has to offer. A property such as this should have great interest to someone looking for seclusion or a group/club looking for base in the high country. Don't miss the opportunity to express your interest as the chance to secure a property of this description may not come up again for a very long time.
Expressions of Interest close Thursday 11th August 2022.
Property Code: 2234
