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3 October 2022 by

Coastal Paradise

Coastal Paradise

Set on approximately 110ha of coastal saltmarsh across three contiguous allotments, ‘Coastal Paradise’ is a tranquil getaway abutting the Nooramunga Marine and Coastal Park with 1.2km frontage to the channel linking it to the Coastal Park.

The property comprises saltmarsh of very high conservation values and is an important area of core habitat for both marine and terrestrial species.

Situated in a quiet coastal village, 18km from Yarram shopping centre and 85km to Traralgan and is within close proximity to Ninety Mile Beach and Tarra-Bulga National Park.

Address: Neils Road, Yarram 3971

Region: West Gippsland

Size: 109.89 ha

Price: In the vicinity of $500,000

Contact: Michael Fry, 0418 107 413, (03) 9631 5888 or revolvingfund@tfn.org.au.org.au

Amenities

Please note that a Trust for Nature conservation covenant will be placed on the property title.

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27 October 2020 by

Possum Gully

This property is sold
Possum Gully
A bush retreat

Your simple bush retreat!

Escape the madness and retreat to this beautiful 7 ha property, just south of Maryborough.

Settle yourself in amongst the gums and see how many threatened woodland birds you can spot.

With great access, an existing camp, and a location just under 1.5 hour’s drive from Melbourne, this is your chance to land your simple bush retreat.

What else could you possibly need?

Address: 708 Possum Gully Road, Adelaide Lead VIC 3465

Region: North Central

Size: 7 hectares (approx.)

Price: advertised $95,000 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.

Native flora

A variety of trees cover the property, including Grey Box and Yellow Gum. Shrubs found include wattles and cassinia.

Ecology

Native fauna

The property has excellent habitat for many species, including Swift Parrots, Diamond Firetails and Painted Honeyeaters. There are also several existing nestboxes provided for Brush-tailed Phascogales.

Significant ecological features

Possum Gully is located within Trust for Nature’s Victorian Midlands Focal Landscape – a priority area for private land conservation. Possum Gully contains a threatened ecological community (Grassy Woodland) and lies in between Paddys Ranges State Park and Bung Bong Nature Conservation Reserve.

Photograph acknowledgement

Amenities

Amenities

House site and improvements: Possum Gully has an existing cabin with camp kitchen and a number of associated outbuildings. Boundary fencing, driveway, entrance and internal track are in good condition. There is one dam in the southern corner of the property.

Access: There is a locked entrance gate and good, existing access via Possum Gully Road.

Local area: The property is located in a rural lifestyle area amongst similar sized allotments. Possum Gully is relatively secluded with basic but well-established weekender facilities. Nearby natural attractions include Paddys Ranges State Park and Bung Bong Conservation Reserve.

Directions

From Maryborough, take the B180 west for 3.9km, and then turn left onto Old Avoca Rd. After 2.4km, turn left onto Possum Gully Rd, and follow this for 4.8km. The property will be on the right.
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