343 ACRES ON TIDAL CREEK & CONSERVATION PARK

Here is a unique opportunity for an astute investor to purchase these beautiful 343 acres (139ha) backing onto the Mitchell Creek Conservation Park with access to The Broadwater & Rules Beach via tidal Mitchell Creek. <br/><br/>Surrounded by large established trees, there is an original homestead and sheds. A track takes you from the home site down to the creek along an elevated ridge which runs the breadth of the property. I believe you would be able to see the ocean if you were to build along this ridge.<br/><br/>Ranging between 4m and 23m above sea level, this property has it all; location, a salt water estuary, a wide variety of vegetation, history and approx. 1.3km of conservation park along your back boundary. It is a prime site for eco-tourism or simply a block for those of you wanting privacy and the ultimate fishing retreat.<br/><br/>If you decided to build, mail can be delivered 5 days a week and rubbish bin collection is available. Children can catch the school bus out front & you can get Coles food deliveries to your door. Roads are bitumen to within 5km of the property.<br/><br/>Approx. distances: Baffle Creek facilities 21km, Agnes Water 58km, Bundaberg 91km, Gladstone 120km.<br/><br/>Copy and paste these co-ordinates 24 27 21.13 s 152 00 17.62 e into google earth to look at the property and area by satellite. An image showing boundaries, other relevant maps along with a good map of the area can be emailed if you would like to contact me.<br/><br/>Well known for good fishing, crabbing and prawns, Baffle Creek is an undiscovered area and thus quiet and peaceful. Bitumen roads from north or south, most of our blocks are 40 acres or larger which helps ensure your privacy. Crocodile & box jellyfish free, there are 4 tidal waterways and beautiful unspoilt beaches. Add a sub-tropical climate to all this and what do you have - paradise :) <br/><br/>Disclaimer: The vendors and/or their agents do not give any warranty as to errors or omissions, if any, in these particulars, which they believe to be accurate when compiled.