A beautiful 44 acres (17.79ha) backing onto tidal Euleilah Creek offering you a powered week-ender, shed and concrete boat ramp.
Overlook grazing acres from one side of the week-ender and the creek from the other side. There are bathroom facilities and the week-ender is council approved as a shed. Hot water is electric and you have approx. 5,000 gallons rainwater collection. Water is pumped to a header tank which gravity feeds to the shed. Both sides have an undercover & lined verandah. There is a BBQ and a deck - heaps of areas to relax outdoors after a hard days fishing :)
Located close to the new set of timber cattle yards is a 4 bay shed with concrete floor. One bay has been left open as a verandah and the other 3 are lockable.
Fully fenced with the week-ender house yard fenced separately, the block has been selectively cleared, has some improved pasture and is perfect for cattle or horses. Selectively cleared, there are two dams - I love the photo of the Burdekin Ducks with their babies enjoying one of the dams.
The owners also own the adjoining 43 acres (17.37ha) on Euleilah Creek which is for sale for $290,000. It is also selectively cleared, divided into 3 paddocks with two dams.
If you decided to build and live here, rubbish bin collection is available and children can catch the school bus out front. Mail is delivered 5 days a week. The block has good Telstra mobile reception and rates are approx. $1,400 per year.
Approx. distances: Baffle Creek facilities 6km, Agnes Water/1770 47km, Bundaberg 85km, Gladstone 109km.
Copy these co-ordinates: 24 28 24.41 s 151 52 19.84 e into google earth to look at the property and area by satellite. An image showing boundaries, other relevant maps along with a good map of the area can be emailed if you would like to contact me.
Well known for good fishing, crabbing and prawns, Baffle Creek is an undiscovered area and thus quiet and peaceful. Bitumen roads from north or south, most of our blocks are 40 acres or larger which helps ensure your privacy. Crocodile & box jellyfish free, there are 4 tidal waterways and beautiful unspoilt beaches. Add a sub-tropical climate to all this and what do you have - paradise :)
