If you have been looking for your own little escape away from the hustle and bustle, this could be a great opportunity to secure an affordable piece of land in the peaceful coastal area of North Arm Cove.
Set on 917m² block of land, this Non-Urban block offers the opportunity to have your very own campsite or recreation block . The block itself is uncleared with light vegetation and has a gentle slope from the road before levelling out, making it a relatively usable parcel of land compared with many of the surrounding blocks.
This property would suit someone looking for a private camping spot or weekend getaway where you can enjoy the outdoors and spend time with family and friends. With the beautiful waters of Port Stephens nearby, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy fishing, kayaking, boating, swimming and exploring the surrounding area.
North Arm Cove is a peaceful coastal community and is conveniently located approximately 15 minutes from Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest, while Newcastle is around an hour away.
Property features:
Approximately 695m²
Non-Urban zoning (RU2)
Easy road access
Access recently cleared by the RFS
Gentle slope before levelling out
Light vegetation
Great option for camping and recreational use
Close to Port Stephens and surrounding waterways
Approximately 15 minutes to Tea Gardens & Hawks Nest
Approximately 1 hour to Newcastle
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Please note this property is Non-Urban land (RU2) and forms part of a paper subdivision. This is NOT residential land and is not being sold as a residential building block.
Buyers are encouraged to make their own enquiries with MidCoast Council regarding the permitted uses of the land, including camping and recreational use.
For further information regarding Non-Urban land and what is permitted on these blocks, please visit:
MidCoast Council – Non-Urban Land Information
If you're looking for a simple getaway where you can enjoy the outdoors and have your own private piece of North Arm Cove, this property is certainly worth taking a look at.
