139-161 Eungai Creek Road, Eungai Creek, NSW 2441

REGISTERED LAND - READY TO BUILD ON!

Welcome to the Nambucca Valley's newest and most affordable land release - Eungai Vista Estate. Situated at Eungai Creek, a small semi-rural village, conveniently located a short 15 minute* drive down the motorway from Macksville and just a 20 minute* drive to pristine beaches.

FEATURES:
- Sealed road access off Eungai Creek Road
- Mostly cleared land with pleasant leafy outlook towards Yarrahapinni Mountain
- 1386m2 - 1695m2*
- Near level home sites present an excellent opportunity for slab on ground construction
- Mains power
- Tank water and onsite septic system required at construction stage
- Easy access onto the M1 motorway

The country community of Eungai Creek offers a primary school as well as a post office/general store and is home to the Eungai Creek Buffalo Farm / café featuring handmade buffalo cheeses, milk, gelato, meat products and delicious wood fired pizzas.

The nearby riverside township of Macksville with supermarkets, primary & high schools, and more is just 15 minute's drive* as is Stuarts Point to the east offering access to the beach and the Macleay River for some of the best fishing on the east coast.

The beautiful seaside villages of Scotts Head and South West Rocks are just a 20 and 25 minute drive* respectively.
Kempsey, home to the Slim Dusty museum, is just 30 minutes* down the motorway and the bustling regional city of Coffs Harbour with airport, major shopping centres, university and specialist medical services is around 45 minutes drive to the north.

* Denotes approximately

Boundaries on photos are approximate only.
Lot numbers noted on photos.  
Lot 204 not for sale.

For further information regarding this property or to arrange an inspection please contact NAMBUCCA VALLEY PROPERTY (02) 6568 3096

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. Whilst every care has been taken in obtaining the information no warranty is given as to the accuracy. Interested parties should rely on their own investigations and research.