Set across approximately 42.78 hectares of land, this property occupies a substantial agricultural-zoned parcel in Brighton that is increasingly rare in size and context. The land has historically been quiet and well-maintained, offering open pasture areas and rural character within easy reach of township amenities.
The existing residence was completed in 2009, with a simple, functional layout that includes two bedrooms, one bathroom and an open living space. It has been kept in very good condition and presents a comfortable, low-maintenance base from which to appreciate the surrounding land and quiet setting. A wood heater in the living area provides warmth and a sense of comfort in cooler months.
The real significance of this property is the land itself - nearly 43 hectares of agricultural-zoned ground that, in this area, represents a notable holding. The land is suitable for grazing, hobby farming, equipment and machinery storage, or simply as a wide-open rural backdrop for a lifestyle change. There is also basic infrastructure in place, including a storage shed, secure parking and water access.
While agricultural zoning does not guarantee a change of use, some buyers may see longer-term potential in re-imagining how this land could serve different purposes. Any future rezoning or change of use would be subject to planning considerations and approvals, which cannot be assured.
Properties with this scale of land and a residence in this location have limited availability, making this a unique offering for those seeking space, privacy and rural breadth.
