Set on 64.75 hectares, this large rural land holding is located on the western extremity of the rural residential suburb of Greenbank. The square shaped allotment is found at the end of Tully Road that quickly turns into a winding gravel track as you pass open green fields and the sight of cattle resting in the shade.

Once you see the small red shack next to the main entry you have arrived at the property. The red shack would have served once long ago as the former residence and not unlike the shack the property fencing and other improvements are also in disrepair with the property marketed as a vacant land sale.

A water course (Obrien’s Gully) runs diagonally through the property from the north-west corner to the south eastern corner with approximately 60 per cent of land cleared of vegetation with near level contour buffering the watercourse. The balance of the land rises steeply, being densely timbered mountain country. There is large dam close to the middle of the property.

By spending just a short time on the land there is immediate sense of peace and tranquillity that that such a beautiful and expansive land parcel provides.

Although the property feels like you are in the middle of the country side, you are surprisingly close to a myriad of services, amenities and schooling options with Springfield Central less than half hours’ drive and less than 20 minutes to Greenbank State School.

This property would be an ideal weekend retreat and hobby farm, or a location for a new Principal Place of Residence (subject to Council approvals) with a small farming business.