384 Playfords Rd, Comboyne, NSW, 2429 - Rural Sold on 29 05 2017

SoldMay 29, 2017

384 Playfords Rd, Comboyne, NSW, 2429

Amount undisclosed

500000 m²

Rural

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17 days on the market

Sold: May 29, 2017

What's around 384 Playfords Rd

Akania - A Special Place To Relax And Enjoy

"Akania", is a 50.53ha property on the northern escarpment of the Comboyne Plateau. It is about 8kms to Comboyne village, coffee shops and a friendly community. It is easily accessible to Port Macquarie, Taree and Newcastle. "Akania" is mostly covered by moist sclerophyll forest and pockets of rich rain forest supporting a diverse flora and fauna population. At last count it was home to about 120 bird, 24 mammal, 25 reptile and 13 frog species. About 95%(48.12ha) of "Akania" has been placed under a Voluntary Conservation Agreement and registered with the Land for Wildlife program. The residual 2.41ha is mostly orchard, a mix of citrus, stone fruit and exotics, gardens, vegetable and flowers, and recreational lawns. The home is about 9 years old and positioned to take advantage of the natural beauty, the scenery and the views. It has 3 bedrooms, all with built in robes and the main has its own ensuite. The living area is open plan, the kitchen large and modern and the relaxation area opens to the large deck and takes in the magnificent scenery to the north. For those with hobbies it has a work shed and a studio. Walking trails transgress the conservation area to the creeks and beyond. This is a special property and I am sure an inspection will impress.

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Seller's review

almost 9 years ago

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Excellent!

Bugger! I meant to press the other button - don't want to write a review, don't remind me again! Barry was helpful and attentive to our concerns throughout the process, albeit this was brief! We really had a dream run. I particularly valued his advice when we decided on a market value for the property, and when we came to negotiate with the buyer on an agreed price. It is at these times that the agent's skills and knowledge are most in play. We were also impressed by Barry's interest in bringing new technologies to the business. Although it ended in disaster, and we never got the aerial shots which looked so good at the time, using drones will bring an important new dimension to the market presentation of properties. Margaret and I both wish Barry well with his various ventures in the future. Finally, we selected Barry on the recommendation of a Comboyne local!

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