130 Fitzgeralds Lane, Tyndale, NSW 2460

* Pest and building reports available upon request

A sale is needed urgently here at this beautiful and opportunity-laden property.
Nestled on 102 acres (41.28 hectares) of pristine farmland in Tyndale, this property offers an idyllic retreat amidst breathtaking countryside. Approximately 56% of the land is cleared, transitioning into a mix of lush bushland that is gently undulating across the property. From its elevated vantage point, you can admire sweeping vistas that extend over the property's boundaries, with the distant ridgeline adding to the picturesque scenery.

Just 25 minutes to Yamba and a short drive to Maclean and Grafton medical or shopping centres, this property has all the convenience you can expect of a premium north coast property.

The estate includes a substantial four-bedroom home, meticulously crafted in the early 2000s to offer comfort and space. The home boasts a large modern kitchen, flowing seamlessly into spacious dining and living areas with an enclosed alfresco area ideal for entertaining. The floor plan downstairs extends to the formal lounge area intentionally positioned facing the east to capture the winter sun where you can enjoy breakfast overlooking the view. Two bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom are located on the lower level, while upstairs, a grand staircase leads to the master bedroom retreat. This sanctuary features a large built-in robe, a generous spa ensuite, and a private balcony offering stunning valley views. Two additional bedrooms with built-in robes complete the upper level, ensuring ample room for the whole family along with a main bathroom positioned nearby. 

Fenced on all sides, including four paddocks and a house yard, the property is well-equipped for livestock, boasting a carrying capacity of approximately 15-20 breeders throughout the year. Historically, the land has supported various crops such as soybeans and sugarcane, and opportunities abound for further agricultural pursuits, complemented by neighbouring sugarcane operations.

The property features a creekline, integral not only for its natural beauty but also for its role in the property's flood mitigation system. Water security is assured with three spring-fed dams, providing ample supply for livestock and water needs. If livestock and crops aren't your interest, the property offers a haven for recreational activities amidst its mix of farmland and bush, ensuring privacy and seclusion. 

Additional features include a high-roofed barn-style shed capable of housing up to 10 cars, along with a comfortable studio/guest accommodation in one of the sheds, perfect for extended family or visitors. A lawn locker, expansive pet accommodation and a chook pen are additional notable features. The property is also enhanced by a back-to-grid solar system (6.6kw), promoting energy efficiency and reducing utility costs.

DIRECTIONS: Fitzgerald Lane is in the midst of a name change to Bondi Hill Road and as such, 130 Fitzgerald Lane cannot be found on Google Maps. 
Heading south - Bondi Hill Road (aka Fitzgeralds Lane) is the last turnoff on Big River Way before the road merges into the Pacific Motorway.
Heading north - it is the first turn off to the left from the Pacific Motorway heading into Tyndale.

This property will be sold at Auction on Thursday, 15th August 5:30pm at Elders Real Estate Grafton - 70 Pound Street, Grafton. 

Whether you seek a productive agricultural enterprise, a private sanctuary, or a blend of both, this property promises a lifestyle of comfort, convenience, and connection to the landscape. Embrace the opportunity to own a piece of serene countryside, rich with heritage and potential. For more information contact Terry Deefholts on 0413 299 176.

Terry Deefholts Licence No. 20416801

DISCLAIMER: The information contained in the advertising of this property is based on information provided to the agents, and the vendor and agents expressly disclaim any liability arising therefrom. The accuracy of the information cannot be guaranteed, and prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries and form their own judgement as to these matters.