* This beautiful and historic property has river frontage to the Mighty Clarence river and is set on 5.08 ha or just over 12 acres, central to the village of Tabulam but in a private location and is suitable for horses or cattle.
* The 12 acre property is very productive, has irrigation points throughout the gardens,and has subdivision potential.
* Chauvel Park was once the property that was utilized to train horses for the light horsemen / army in days gone by.
There are 3 dwellings –
* The main homestead – was once the Tabulam School house, has polished timber floors, high ceilings, french doors, stunning fire place, country style kitchen , 4 bedrooms, seperate laundry shed and garage, wide verandahs on 2 sides and stunning landscaped gardens with heritage listed trees.
* The Cottage – was once used as the servants quarters, polished timber floors and cobblestone features, 3 bedrooms, office, open plan kitchen, lounge and dining with the original fire place, beautiful garden settings, small storage shed.
* The Barn – the original stables are still connected, timber features, loft bedroom, pot belly stove, composting toilet, nearby peach / stone fruit orchard, large chicken coupe.
* In 4 paddocks suitable for cattle or horses, ample rain water storage and upgraded plumbing systems.
* A return of around 52k pa if the houses remain rented, or vacant possession is available, suitable for fruit picker accommodation which would give a seasonal higher return.
* The properties are heritage listed, but are able to be renovated internally if required, and extensive renovations have been done by the current owners, some buildings need tlc.
* Tabulam has a school, rural store, servo, supermarket , post office and pub, great swim spots and regular markets.
* 50 kms from Casino on fully sealed roads and a short drive from the Qld border.
Agent discloses bush fires in area.
All information contained herein by Amanda Johnson Realty is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.
