Auction will be held on Wednesday 12th February. This auction will be held ONLINE and we require registration.
Set against the stunning backdrop of the historic township of Omeo, 103 Sebastopol Hill Road offers an exceptional opportunity to secure a generous 2ha approx. of vacant land and enjoys 47.7m approx. of frontage to Sebastopol Hill Road, this property provides both scale and accessibility, making it an ideal site for a new residence (STCA).
This vacant allotment is strongly connected to the vibrant High-Country township of Omeo, renowned for its charm and exploding reputation as a hub for outdoor adventures. Omeo is celebrated for its nationally recognised mountain biking trails, which attract enthusiasts from across the country to experience the region's exhilarating terrain and breathtaking scenery.
Additionally, the property boasts a unique connection to Victoria's alpine destinations, with easy access to Dinner Plain and Mount Hotham. Whether you're drawn to snow sports, hiking, or simply soaking up the serenity of the High Country, this location offers endless opportunities for recreation and relaxation.
With its expansive size and prime location, this allotment provides a blank canvas to bring your vision to life (STCA) - whether it's a holiday retreat, permanent residence, or investment in this sought-after region.
103 Sebastopol is to be Auctioned with Vacant Possession on the 12th of February at 12 noon off-site at the Castran Head Office, located at 145 Toorak Road, South Yarra. Interested parties can also attend and bid at the Auction online. All bidders must be registered with Castran prior to the commencement of the Auction.
To learn more about the property or to arrange an inspection please contact exclusive selling agent Lachlan Castran 0475 000 888 or Monique Hoedemaker 0409 877 890.
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All information about the property has been provided to Castran TM Pty Ltd by third parties. Castran TM Pty Ltd has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to the property.
