Off-grid in Box Ironbark forest - UNDER OFFER
Off-grid in Box Ironbark forest
Address: 800 Three Chain Road, Broadford
Size: 22.5 ha
Price and details: Please contact the owner
50-100 hectares
Stringybark Ponds - SOLD
Unique wetlands
About half-an-hour north of Bairnsdale, this 55.5 ha property features over 600m of the Providence Ponds waterway and its rare chain-of-ponds. The intended covenant allows for the northern portion of the property to be used for sustainable hobby farming. There are several options for placement of a house site (STCA).
The covenant on this property will protect two terrestrial ecosystems which are under-represented within the East Gippsland Lowlands bioregion – Lowland Herb-rich Forest and Dry Valley Forest. The covenant also protects the significant wetland habitats and fauna associated with the waterway and ponds.
Address: CA15 Glenfern Road, Stockdale 3249
Region: West Gippsland
Size: 55.5 ha (approximately)
Price: In excess of $500,000
Contact: Michael Fry, 0418 107 413, (03) 9631 5888 or revolvingfund@tfn.org.au.org.au
Native flora
Native vegetation on the property includes Lowland Forest, Lowland Herb-rich Forest and Dry Valley Forest. White Stringybark dominates much of the forest canopy, with Manna Gum, Red Gum and Yellow Box occurring in different habitats. The forest understorey includes a diverse range of shrubs, grasses and herbs, including orchids. The wetland habitats associated with the waterway and ponds include aquatic and semi-aquatic vegetation communities that include a diverse range of aquatic and semi-aquatic species.
Native fauna
Threatened species have been observed on the site including: Flinders Pygmy Perch and Lace Monitor.
Amenities
The chain-of-ponds provide both excellent amenity and ecological values. The property includes scenic views across the ponds, waterway and treed landscape. The covenant allows for the northern portion of the property to be used for hobby farming, with the potential for a greater level of protection depending on the future landowner’s wishes. There are several options for placement of a house site which would not interfere with the ecological values of the property.
Please note that a Trust for Nature conservation covenant will be placed on the property title.
Caliana
Caliana
Please contact Jon and Robyn Temby for more information on this property
Jon Temby
0439 441 264
Address: 356 Delaney Rd, Mitchellstown
Size: 52.7 ha
Price and details: Please contact the owner
Glenmaggie Shores
This property is SOLD
A treechange by the lake
Ever dreamed of living lakeside? Now’s your chance!
Just across the road from Lake Glenmaggie, this incredible 53 hectare property comes with a current planning permit and is just over 2 hours’ drive from Melbourne.
Take your canoe out for an early morning paddle, and return to your verandah for breakfast amongst the red gums. Enjoy a stroll along the tracks of Glenmaggie Shores and encounter an incredible array of flora and fauna, before exploring the nearby Macalister River Valley and Avon Mount Hedrick Scenic Reserve.
Join several other landowners in the area working with Trust for Nature to protect the magnificent natural heritage of the Gippsland Plain.
Address: Hurley Road, Glenmaggie VIC 3858
Region: West Gippsland
Size: 53 hectares (approx.)
Price: $250,000 negotiable – PROPERTY SOLD
Contact: Trust for Nature (03) 8631 5888 or revolvingfund@tfn.org.au
This is a Trust for Nature Revolving Fund property
Conservation covenant: As a condition of sale a Trust for Nature Conservation Covenant will be placed on the property title to protect the ecological values of Possum Gully. Typically an allowance for a dwelling, in an appropriate area, is made within the covenant for all Revolving Fund properties.
Ecology
Significant ecological features on or around this property
Glenmaggie Shores contains the critically endangered Gippsland Red Gum ecological community. The property is adjacent to the Glenmaggie Nature Conservation Reserve, and Lake Glenmaggie.
Photograph acknowledgement
Amenities
House site: Glenmaggie Shores comes with a current planning permit for a dwelling, issued by Wellington Shire. Access to the house site is via the northwestern entrance on Licola Road.
Access: There is good, existing road and driveway access via Licola Road.
Local area: The property is directly across the road from Lake Glenmaggie, which itself is a popular recreational boating, fishing and camping spot. Glenmaggie Shores is also just a short drive from the Macalister River Valley, Avon Mount Hedrick Scenic Reserve, and Mt Tamboritha (Alpine National Park).
Directions
Just over 2 hour’s drive from Melbourne, Glenmaggie is only 22 minutes (27 km) from Maffra, 32 mins (42 km) from Sale. From Traralgon, head north on the C105 (Traralgon-Maffra Road) to Heyfield, and then turn left onto the C486 (Licola Road) towards Glenmaggie. Follow this road for approx. 7.5 kms, and the property is on the left hand side (Melways ref: X920 H8).
Falcon's Nest
This property is sold
Those views, those incredible views
Conveniently located just over an hour from Melbourne and 15-minutes from Broadford, this elevated property offers stunning 360-degree views over the district to High Camp and Mt Piper. The property descends from east to west. Dissected with 2 seasonal creeks containing beautiful tree ferns.
Address: Skye Road, Clonbinane VIC 3658
Region: Goulburn Broken
Size: 84 ha
Price: $350,000 plus GST – PROPERTY UNDER OFFER
Contact: Trust for Nature (03) 8631 5888 or revolvingfund@tfn.org.au
This is a Trust for Nature Revolving Fund property
Conservation covenant: As a condition of sale a Trust for Nature Conservation Covenant will be placed on the property title to protect the ecological values of Possum Gully. Typically an allowance for a dwelling, in an appropriate area, is made within the covenant for all Revolving Fund properties.
Ecology
Graced by native bushland including dominated by Red Stringybark and Long Leaf Box with an understorey of blackwoods, Austral Indigo and Cassinia species. The groundcover is very diverse with native grasses, rock fern, Sun Orchids and masses of Chocolate lilies in Spring. You’ll be joined on the property by wombats, kangaroos, falcons and wedge-tailed eagles.
Portions of the property have previously been cleared and are beginning to naturally regenerate with new species to be discovered at every visit.. The property would suit someone looking for a project to help restore the natural beauty and biodiversity of the site through revegetation.
Photograph acknowledgement
Amenities
House site: comprised of two titles, there is potential for subdivision (STCA).
Access: via a well formed gravel road and existing cleared areas at the top of the ridge provide good options for house sites with magnificent views and minimal impact on existing bushland.
Local area: The area offers many natural attractions, including the Disappointment State Park (~4kms). And if you want to experience some of the other regional attractions, several berry and olive farms, small wineries and breweries are nearby, as well as cycling opportunities on the Great Victorian Rail Trail.
Directions
From Clonbinane, take Spur Rd to the east, and then Doctors Creek Rd to the north. Turn left onto Skye Rd. The property is at the corner of Skye and Neill Rds.