This 1.89 acres (approx) holding in the quaint village of Cargo offers a fabulous opportunity for those who might be seeking a good parcel of land, somewhere from where to run a business or just wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of higher density living. There's space for trucks, boats, heavy machinery and two double lock up garages for tools and sundries all on a mostly level block that boasts a dam and views of the bush and surrounds.
The house is neat and tidy, has been freshly painted and also has an extra WC in the laundry. You can move right in, or roll your sleeves up to transform this into your dream home as there is so much space on this block to extend the home. The living room has a window AC and slow combustion fire and is adjacent to the functional kitchen. Both spaces have sliding doors that lead out onto the L shaped verandah, the rear space providing private views to the rest of the block. The main bathroom has both shower and full sized tub and services the three good-sized bedrooms.
Outside there is a nice little seating area where you can relax and listen to the birdsong or look out over the countryside.
Cargo offers services including hotel, convenience store, oval, coffee shop and great community feel. It is less than a 20 minute drive to the popular tourist village of Canowindra which has two doctors, chemist, schools and other attributes and approx 40 minute drive to the inland city of Orange that offers all the services anyone could need. There is a school bus service at the front gate, that goes to both Orange and Canowindra.
- 1.89 acres - mostly level
- lots of potential
- affordable offering
- freshly painted
- three bedrooms, 1 bathroom, extra WC in laundry
- two double lock up garages
- water tank
- town water
- chook pen and other handy outbuildings
- around 40 minute drive from Orange
Rates: $244 quarter
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