Monbulk
54 acres approx. of beautiful land....
Rarely does an opportunity of this splendor present itself. This beautiful 54 acre parcel of land was purchased by a returned Australian Airman after WW2 and has been proudly held by the same family since 1947. It is now time for this land's potential to be sensitively developed and begin a new chapter in its history.
The property is gently sloping and encircled by natural habitat forest with abundant wildlife, creeks and distant mountain views, while also working cohesively with its orchards, paddocks and natural clearing at the top of the property. Surrounded on 3 sides by council road reservations and the 4th side council reserve, provides a private exclusivity at the end of this no-thru road.
Centrally located only 5 minutes from Monbulk's main street cafes and shopping, plus easy access to Emerald, this sun-drenched property is the finest combination of rural, natural habitat and privacy on offer in the Dandenong Ranges today.
Several small outbuildings dot this glorious landscape. The small house-sit cottage and orchard sheds require TLC, but an overall master plan will entice this property to its full potential.
Inspection will captivate the imagination of most discerning property buyer.
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Property Information
- Land area approx 218,530.3sqm
Fletchers Agents
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Scott Allison Director & Auctioneer, CEA (REIV)
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Fletchers Area Guide Monbulk, VIC 3793
Agency of the Year 2019 (Rate My Agent), Fletchers Yarra Ranges - Winner In an area known for its local produce, Monbulk has grown to be a thriving township located right in the heart of the Dandenong Ranges. The suburb’s name is derived from the Aboriginal word, ‘monbolloc’, which means ‘hiding place in the hills’ and this is the very centre of Monbulk’s appeal.