If these paddocks could talk, I reckon they'd have a few stories to tell.
Over the years, 32 Pedder Street has been home to children, chickens, sheep, ducks, dogs, cows, goats… and probably a few others I haven't heard about yet. And when you arrive here, you can see exactly why.
Set on approximately 10.5 acres of beautiful, flat country, this is what I think of when someone says they want a proper little hobby farm. The paddocks are lush and green green, the soil here is known for its quality and suitability for grazing, there's good livestock fencing, a good dam, sheep pens and plenty of room to actually use the land.
And then there's your farmhouse.
Built around 1900, this is a traditional weatherboard country home with all the character you'd hope to find. There's the picket fence out the front, cottage gardens around the house, high ceilings, a beautiful wide hallway and gorgeous polished floorboards.
There are three genuinely good sized bedrooms, all with built in robes, a large bathroom that has been updated in recent years, a family kitchen and, because every good country house needs one, a sun room that doubles as a mud room.
There's wood heating and reverse cycle air conditioning and solar panels are another practical addition to the home.
But I think one of my favourite parts is out the back.
That big, wide verandah overlooking the property is exactly where I'd want to spend my afternoons. You've got the paddocks in front of you, views towards Ben Lomond and Bare Rock, and enough space for the whole family to spread out.
And if sheds are important, you definitely won't be disappointed!
There's a double garage and carport, plus a huge four bay, extra height machinery workshop and the sort of space that opens up a lot of possibilities for machinery, vehicles, projects or a serious workshop setup.
What I really like about this property is that it already feels like a farm. It's not just a house with a couple of acres attached. The fencing is here, the paddocks are here, the livestock infrastructure is here, the sheds are here and there's room for animals, kids, gardens and whatever else you decide to bring along.
32 Pedder Street has been a very happy family home for a very long time and now it's ready for its next family… and I'm fairly certain there's room for a few more chickens as well!
I'm Heidi Howe from Harcourts, and I'd love to show you through, so please contact my team and let's make a time to meet at 32 Pedder Street, Fingal!
PROPERTY INFORMATION:
Land size: 4.24 hectares - 10.48 acres
Zoning: Rural
Built: 1990
Serviced by town water & septic
Zoning: Rural
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