Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. Set across approximately 146.5 acres on two separate titles, 496 Paternoster Road, Mount Burnett presents an exceptional chance to secure a significant rural landholding offering incredible flexibility, lifestyle appeal and future potential (STCA).
The true standout feature of this property is the highly sought-after two-title configuration, opening the door to a range of possibilities rarely found in today's market. Whether you are looking for a multi-generational family holding, landbank investment, farming venture, lifestyle retreat or future opportunity subject to council approval, the flexibility here is genuinely exceptional.
Perched proudly upon the hilltop, the charming three-bedroom cottage has stood the test of time for more than 100 years and captures breathtaking panoramic views across the surrounding countryside. Rich in warmth, character and history, the home provides a peaceful retreat immersed in nature and perfectly positioned to enjoy the spectacular outlook from sunrise to sunset.
The land itself offers an outstanding balance of usability and natural beauty, combining expansive cleared grazing paddocks with wonderful natural bushland that enhances both privacy and tranquillity. Large fenced paddocks provide excellent functionality for livestock, hobby farming or equestrian pursuits, while the natural surrounds create a true sense of escape from the everyday.
Further enhancing the property is a large machinery shed, dam, dual road frontages and multiple gated access points throughout, ensuring both practicality and ease of movement across the land.
Properties of this scale and flexibility are tightly held, and the addition of two separate titles makes this offering even more unique within the current market.
Whether you are seeking productive acreage, a private lifestyle sanctuary or a long-term strategic landholding, this is a property that offers genuine rarity, scale and opportunity.
To arrange your inspection or obtain further information, contact Tain Bartholomew.
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