62 Whistler Place, Bellingen NSW 2454 - Contact Warren on 0427 552 287

Create a Stunning Rural Lifestyle on this 23.35acres of Vacant Land
Nestled in the picturesque Fig Tree Estate at Hydes Creek, 62 Whistler Place in Bellingen, New South Wales, presents an extraordinary opportunity to craft the quintessential country lifestyle you've yearned for. This vacant parcel of land spans an impressive 23.35 acres, providing a blank canvas for families and couples eager to escape the urban sprawl and embrace rural tranquility.
Imagine the potential of erecting a bespoke dwelling upon the elevated house site, offering vistas of the surrounding mountains and undulating pastures. The property boasts a peaceful cul-de-sac location and a serene environment for your dream home.
With Hydes Creek frontage, the land is graced with a leafy outlook and a sense of connection to the natural world. Thoughtful amenities such as underground power and the impending installation of 3-phase power underscore the readiness of this land for modern living.
Whether you envisage a sprawling homestead, a practical shed, or self-sustaining vegetable gardens, 62 Whistler Place caters to your vision. It's a place where your children could experience caring for a horse or livestock the choice is yours, and life's pace is dictated by the rhythms of the countryside.
Conveniently situated only a 6-minute drive from the charming Bellingen town centre, your rural retreat does not compromise on accessibility. Essential amenities, including schools, shops, and sports fields, are within easy reach, and the stunning beaches and Coffs Harbour Airport are just a short journey away.
Escape to the country at 62 Whistler Place, Bellingen and seize the chance to acquire a slice of paradise and lay down roots in this breathtaking location. For further details or to arrange a private inspection, contact Warren on 0427 552 287.
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