150 Menarcobrinni Road, Clybucca, NSW, 2440, Australia

Practically brand new this self-sufficient home is positioned on 16.1Ha (39.8Ac) of prime alluvial Lower Macleay grazing land. With South West Rocks just 13km away, this is the coastal home/hideaway people dream of living.

The beauty about this home is that it has been designed to run economically and efficiently with a stand alone solar system, large water tank (council water available if required) and septic all providing self-sufficiency at minimum cost. Now all that's left to do is grow the fruit and vegies and raise the chickens and cattle.

The 3-Bedroom elevated home offers uninterrupted views of Clybucca Creek and surrounding farmlands from the spacious verandah, accessed from the bedrooms and living area. The verandah surrounds the home on 3 sides and is large enough to host any private gathering.

Features of this wonderful property include:
- 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms (3rd toilet), 2 Car home
- Open plan living/dining/kitchen
- Modern kitchen with gas cooking, dishwasher, island with breakfast bar
- Timber floating floors throughout
- Cathedral ceilings
- Walk-in robe and ensuite to main bedroom
- Built-in robes to beds 2 and 3
- Office and mulit-room downstairs
- Fenced into several paddocks
- Currently tenanted for $550 per week

This could be one very production farm in the right season, if you want it to be. Or perhaps you are after a peaceful escape where you can still feel the coastal breeze from the verandah. Whether you want to live your "homestead" fantasy or just after a place to call home that's still close enough to everyday convenience, this property should be on your list to see.

Make sure to view this property at one of our open homes before going to Auction on Friday 4 October 2024 at 12pm at the Kempsey Macleay RSL. Or for more information please contact Carlos Peters on 0427 256 570.

DISCLAIMER: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. We cannot however guarantee its accuracy and interested parties should make and rely on their own enquiries.