Lot 205, Hyde Road, North Shields

Presenting Section 205, an allotment comprising pieces 501 & 502, Hyde Road, North Shields

Discover the perfect blend of rural tranquillity and coastal living with this stunning piece of land, now available for sale. Spanning an impressive 72.5 hectares (179 acres), this property offers:

54 hectares (133 acres) of arable land: Perfect for cropping, this fertile land has been successfully cultivated in recent years, providing ample opportunity for agricultural pursuits.

Additional grazing areas: Ideal for livestock, offering flexibility for mixed farming or other agricultural endeavors.

Ocean views: Enjoy breathtaking ocean vistas, adding a touch of serenity to your rural lifestyle.

Prime location: Situated just 12 km from the Port Lincoln CBD, you are mere minutes away from beautiful beaches, convenient boat ramps, and the charming Wheatsheaf Hotel.

Opportunities like this are rare. Whether you're looking to expand your farming operations or seeking a picturesque rural escape, this property promises endless potential and a lifestyle many only dream of.

Fenced Currently cropped by owner (vixen wheat) Main soil type: loam over clay Water troughs onsite via indirect supply to mains (neighbours agreement / vendor to have new water connection arranged prior to settlement) Mains power available nearby
Council: THE DC OF LOWER EYRE PENINSULA
Section 205 Hyde Road

Hundred: LINCOLN
Valuation Number: 938868252*

Title Reference: CT6159/902
Plan No. Parcel No.: D110320Q502

Title Reference: CT6159/902
Plan No. Parcel No.: D110320Q501

Title Reference: CT5148/651
Plan No. Parcel No.: H510600S205

Zones
Rural (Z5404) - Ru

For more information contact Jade Fraser 0418 217 470

*All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, boundary overlays, floor plans and size, building age and condition). Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.