This 16Ha (approx. 40 acres), rural lifestyle property, steeped in local history, presents sweeping, panoramic vistas of the surrounding countryside and distant ranges and is located about 15 to 20 minutes from the Yamanto Shopping Centre.
The original home, known as “Kingston Hill”, has been raised and extensively renovated. The view from the North and East facing verandahs is absolutely breathtaking! It has over 20,000 gallons (92,250+ litres approx.) of tank water connected and of course, there’s no Urban Utilities’ bill to pay! The property is located on a Council maintained bitumen road and is serviced by a school bus run and weekly refuse collection.
Also included is a second, 2 bedroom residence, admittedly in need of repair and it was built from timber hewn on the property. As I understand it, from a discussion with a Scenic Rim Town Planner, this dwelling is compliant as either a caretaker’s or family dwelling*. It can be easily powered from the existing meter box which powers the old dairy and has its own septic tank.
The property fencing is in excellent condition; fenced into 7 paddocks with several of them electrified. A large dam with good catchment is plumbed up to a tank and then dispensed to troughs. An old dairy, still connected to power, erected in 1933, is an integral piece of the history associated with this property, along with a meat house where meat was hung to dry, before the days of refrigeration.
In brief;
Original renovated & raised colonial home with 11 foot ceilings
Galley style kitchen
2 way bathroom & separate toilet
Master bedroom has reverse cycle air-conditioning
North & East facing verandahs with spectacular views
High 4 bay car / caravan / truck carport
Additional car parking under the house
2 bedroom caretaker’s / family cottage (needs repairs)
Located on serviced bitumen road
16 hectares (approx. 40 acres)
Mutdapilly State School nearby
15 to 20 minutes’ drive to Yamanto Shopping Centre
Call Keith today to arrange a private inspection.
*All prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries with the relevant authority.
