2668 Wallanbah Road, Firefly, NSW 2429

Whether you’re looking for an affordable first step into acreage living or room for a growing family, this 10-acre property at 2668 Wallanbah Road, Firefly offers space, self-sufficiency and exciting future potential.

The brick-and-steel-clad home features three bedrooms, including a main bedroom with ensuite, two split-system air conditioners, ceiling fans and verandas along the north, east and west sides. A bitumen road leads to the property, while a double garage, 2 carports one attached to the home and one attached to the double garage, sheds, and additional covered storage provide plenty of room for vehicles, equipment and hobbies.

Enjoy an established, productive garden with irrigated vegetable plots, six raised garden beds including two wicking beds and a variety of fruit trees, including citrus, banana, mango, grape and stone fruit varieties.

Water is well catered for with two 22,000-litre freshwater tanks and two main dams. An electric pump supplies water to taps around the property, and a separate 5 hp electric-start pump is also noted for asset protection.

A standout feature is the approved potential for a second home. The property information states that Development Approval (DA) and a Construction Certificate (CC) are in place for a second three-bedroom dwelling. The septic system is described as sized for two three-bedroom homes, and separate power metering is already provided for the dual-occupancy setup. This could offer an opportunity for extended family living or future development.

Additional features include a 12.6 kW solar-and-battery system and NBN broadband.

With a versatile home, productive gardens and approval in place for a second dwelling, this is a compelling opportunity to secure 10 acres for $900,000- $949,000.00.

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is obtained from property owners or third-party sources, which we believe are reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy; however, we cannot guarantee it. All interested person/s should rely on their own enquiries.