124 Coldstream Road, Tyndale, NSW, 2460, Australia

This property once known as Merry Yule is located on the Coldstream River where there is clear access and previously used to grow corn and cane, the property is now home for cattle with good alluvial soil and pasture improved. This property would create a fantastic fertile hobby farm perfect to grow cattle and crops.

You will never have to worry about water with 4 water storage tanks and 2 wells and not to forget the Coldstream River that runs along your back boundary.
There is plenty of shedding for all of your farming equipment and feed, with a large 3 bay open machinery shed with high roof space and an 17m x 9m lockable shed. The property is approx 28.99H/a that is fully fenced with 2 large paddocks and three smaller paddocks that are located near the house.

This stunning timber 2/3 bedroom house has been well positioned to showcases the beautiful views of rolling green pastures. This house was originally built on Woodford Island and transported to the property in 2015 and is waiting for a family to give it the love it needs and deserves with a lot of the old features still intact throughout including a double wood fire place. This home would be a renovators dream and also make a great opportunity to get a taste of the land and a peaceful rural lifestyle living.

Located 31km from Grafton and 34km to Yamba to avoid disappointment and to be the first to secure this rare offering, please contact Mel Dayes on 0467 000 447 to declare your interest and book an inspection.

What is Fastrak?
Essentially Fastrak is a form of no price marketing exclusive to Elders. Buyers are asked to inspect the property and submit offers to reflect their interest. If a deal is not struck within the first fortnight, normally an asking price or price guide is placed on the property. This may vary on a case by case basis.

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