Set on the Manning River at the entrance to Farquhar Inlet, this remarkable 14.77-hectare property offers a truly unique opportunity to secure a private waterfront holding in one of the region's most peaceful and unspoilt natural settings. With RU1 Primary Production zoning and approximately 2 hectares of C2 Environmental Conservation, the property combines scale, privacy, natural beauty and future potential in a way rarely seen in today's market.
With front and rear river boundaries, main access by boat, oyster lease frontage and deeper water channels nearby, this is a property that offers an extraordinary lifestyle immersed in nature. While not an island, it delivers the same sense of seclusion, escape and exclusivity - a world of its own surrounded by water, wildlife and the beauty of the Manning Valley.
Ideal for buyers seeking an off-grid lifestyle, the property also presents potential for a range of future uses, subject to Council approval, including a private dwelling, low-impact eco-tourism accommodation, camping or Hipcamp-style experiences, farm stay accommodation, aquaculture and boating-related tourism activity.
Property Highlights
14.77 hectares of rare waterfront land
RU1 Primary Production zoning
Approx. 2 hectares of C2 Environmental Conservation
Front and rear boundaries to the river
Main access via boat
Oyster lease frontage
Deeper water channels nearby
Ideal off-grid lifestyle opportunity
Potential for eco-tourism, retreat or nature-based concepts, subject to Council approval
Offered for sale by Expressions of Interest, this is an exceptionally rare opportunity to secure one of the Manning's most unique waterfront holdings. Inspections are strictly by appointment only, after buyer vetting, with access by boat.
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