144 Koolkuna Road NIANGLA - $695,000

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144 Koolkuna Road NIANGLA

Tourism Region: Outback NSW

VISION? - KNOW HOW? - LIFESTYLE CHANGE?

YOU now have a prime opportunity to make a dream a reality! History could be repeated for the right person or family who are looking for a lifestyle change with what was once a bustling family berry business however, this property has endless opportunities for the right purchaser with VISION - KNOW HOW and ENERGY! The vendors many years ago found a little niche in the New England, 76km south of Tamworth which offers a climate ideal for growing all types of berries plus a farm lending itself to the opportunity of taking advantage of the “tourism” aspect of their business - a business which produced a great variety of berries - various fruit & vegetables and the best of all - the business was known for its BOUTIQUE WINES!. Sitting on 105.2 hectares – 260 acres of which 25 acres being arable, the property offers a classic timber home built from local natural timbers - 2bedrooms upstairs (loft) the main downstairs, meals area, kitchen - complete with wood fire oven plus a 2nd wood heater in the main bedroom! The bathroom is absolutely unique in itself - made from natural local rocks and is stunning and different in many ways! With the berry operation - came the complete package - Pickers/guest quarters comprising of 9 individual rooms along with a separate common kitchen/meals/recreation room + 3 toilets & common laundry facility close by. The property has its own packing room/workshop area + office & cool room however, the best asset on this property is the CAFE & GIFT SHOP facility - a large timber designed building with verandah’s around two sides overlooking what nature has to offer – natural bushland, fauna, flora and an abundance of wildlife - the café offers inside/outside dining, a cooks kitchen to prepare fresh meals perhaps using your own grown produce! This property is being offered as it stands - with much regret & many happy memories - the vendor is reluctantly selling this great property in the hope that someone new can bring it back to either the bustling business it once was – or revamping with new ideas - the potential is HUGE for anyone who has a VISION to build & expand. Sitting on a magnificent position at the top of the Great Dividing Range it offers a unique lifestyle – with heavily timbered natural bushland – even here is an opportunity existing for selective logging – adding to an ideal source of income or what about the 3 dams - taking advantage of the 2 smaller dams with the main dam stocked with TROUT – another opportunity waiting! If berries interest you with a transferrable licence Boutique Wines could be one option – fresh produce – fruit & vegetables – jams – vinegars – invite people to “pick their own” are just a few ideas but if berries are not for you, what about a Wholesale Nursery * Open it up as a Farm Stay - with the property accessible by weekend motor bike riders - it could be a perfect “getaway” for many local groups – What about a Tea House - Bush Walking & TROUT FISHING. Perhaps for those with an ARTISTIC flair – could this be a perfect opportunity to set up your very own ART GALLERY or if it’s simply all about the “sea change” and lifestyle for the family, with a school bus to Walcha High School & Niangla Public School - it’s ideal! This property is being offered AS IT STANDS - With our vendor wanting to move on - this property is just ripe for the picking! Disclaimer: We are not licenced business agents - we recommend at all times you seek independent & professional advice relating to any business venture you may undertake.



Property Address

144 Koolkuna Road , NIANGLA, 2354, New South Wales

  • Contact Marie Fenn for more information.

  • Century 21 Paterson
  • Office Phone: 02 67 613665
  • Direct: (02) 6761 3665
  • [email protected]
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Highlights

  • PROPERTY WITH BUSINESS POTENTIAL
  • 105.2 HECTARES - 260 ACRES
  • 3 BR HOME + 9 INDIVIDUAL ROOMS
  • VENDOR IS MOVING ON

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  • Freehold Only
  • Not Currently Operating
  • As per Contract For Sale

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Outback NSW

ABOUT THIS REGION Harsh but fragile, the rugged natural beauty of Outback NSW has been appreciated for millennia by the region’s Aboriginal inhabitants. Today, you can see astonishing Aboriginal rock art, some 30,000 years old, at sites in Mutawintji National Park. Similarly, the remains of Mungo Man and Mungo Woman, dating back 40,000 years, can be found at Mungo National Park, situated within Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area. Some of the most remote towns in NSW are here – Lightning Ridge, Broken Hill, White Cliffs and Tibooburra. They also offer some unique attractions including the Royal Flying Doctor Base at Broken Hill, underground hotels at White Cliffs and the Living Desert Sculptures, a group of impressive sandstone sculptures located in the Living Desert Reserve, 10 km from Broken Hill. The Back O’ Bourke Exhibition Centre is also well worth a visit. In Outback NSW, you’ll find comfortable places to stay, great food and a warm welcome wherever you go, whether you’re on a camping safari or a caravan tour, or staying overnight at motels and lodges along the way. In outback national parks, you’ll discover sun-baked sand dunes as well as lush wetlands teeming with wildlife. Spend some time exploring the back roads and walking tracks of these parks to discover the fascinating story of the plants and animals that have adapted to this harsh environment as well as the history of some of the earliest humans on earth in Mungo National Park. See the rolling red sand dunes and flat-topped mesas of Sturt National Park that provide a habitat for wedge-tailed eagles and thousands of noisy corellas or explore the waterways of the Paroo-Darling National Park, home to vast numbers of waterbirds including black swans and brolgas. Learn about Australia’s pastoral heritage in Yanga National Park with its 1860s-built homestead gardens and woolshed. Find out more on Discovery Tours run by National Parks and Wildlife Service during NSW school holidays in autumn, winter and spring. INDUSTRY RESOURCES Regional Tourism Website : Outback NSW Regional Tourism Website : Destination NSW Research and Statistics : Destination NSW Corporate Website Local Councils : Local Government Association NSW CREDITS Information Source : Wikipedia Information Source : Destination NSW Image Credit : Line of Lode from Sulphide Street, Broken Hill : Broken Hill City Council Regional Map : Copyright 2014 GoPanda Communications GoPanda

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