26 Point Road, Coldstream, NSW 2462

26 Point Road, Coldstream offers an idyllic 40-acre parcel of prime farming land with river frontage, providing a private and secluded escape while still being conveniently close to Grafton, Maclean, and Yamba. At the end of a crown-owned laneway, this property allows for maximum privacy and a true rural lifestyle experience.

With an approved Development Application already in place, the groundwork has been completed for you to build your dream riverfront home. An established 4-bay shed, including a drive-through bay, overlooks the Coldstream River, offering endless opportunities for fishing, swimming, and boating. Broadmouth Gully borders the back of the property, creating your own private fishing spot.

The land is divided into 4 paddocks with new concrete post fencing, each equipped with water troughs serviced by town water. A water line running along the front of the block provides easy access to water the variety of fruit trees, including bananas, peaches, avocados, pineapples, olives, apples, and citrus.

Historically, the land has supported both cropping and grazing, with improvements made to enhance its carrying capacity to 20 cows and calves year-round. The well-equipped yards are perfect for new or experienced farmers alike.

This fertile and versatile land presents a golden opportunity for income from primary production, while the pristine surroundings and superior location make it a rare find. Embrace the opportunity to live the riverfront rural lifestyle you've always dreamed of at 26 Point Road, Coldstream.

For more information or to declare your interest contact Team Benny on 0491 616 380.

Benny Holder Licence No. 20312246
Craig Franklin Certificate No. REP400019832C

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