4500 Riverina Highway, Howlong 6.4 Ha - 16 Acre Allotment

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“Piercefields” 4500 Riverina Highway, Howlong 6.4 ha - 16 acre allotment The former Mill Hotel Howlong built circa 1870 on a large allotment. A substantial double brick homestead retaining many features of the era in which it was built in need of further refurbishment. $720,000 Contact: Bart Hanrahan M: 0455 583 652| E: [email protected] Property ID: 1604 BRIAN UNTHANK REAL ESTATE “Piercefields” Location Long frontage to Riverina Highway approx. 28 kms from Albury, 2kms from Howlong and 28kms from Corowa. A central location to Albury – Wodonga, Wangaratta and Rutherglen, 300kms to Melbourne. Murray River 1km adjacent to renowned Howlong Country Golf Club. “Piercefields” Land An excellent parcel of sandy loam super soils, with a sloping to the south. Quality soils with tree lines and established shade trees. Some subdivision fencing and very reliable water supply. A bore and town water catchment tanks. Zoned rural living. “Piercefields” Residence Established circa 1870, the double brick homestead was delicensed about 80 years ago and renamed by a former owner, Mr. Robert Walter, after the family estate in England. High skillion roofing and six timber arches across the front veranda typify the period charm exhibited throughout the home. Khaki and cream trims to the exterior promote the heritage style of the home, as do the period fly wire doors. BUR Albury Entry into the lounge room reveals wood dado wall paneling, matching architraves, 640 Olive Street, Albury NSW 2640 colonial windows and a timber ceiling. A mantel sits over the slow combustion T: 02 6041 3777 E: [email protected] heater. BUR Wodonga 150 High St, Wodonga VIC 3690 Corbels decorate the timber mantel over the open fireplace in the master bedroom, T: 02 6024 4722 which has built-in robes and a ceiling fan. Two (2) minor bedrooms are cottage style E: [email protected] and have timber tongue and groove vaulted ceiling. Both rooms are individually BUR Rutherglen decorated, one with French doors leading out to a rear veranda. 100 Main Street, Rutherglen VIC 3685 T: 02 6032 8977 E: [email protected] “Piercefields” Garden & Surround BUR Howlong Attractive lawn and garden area around the residence with direct access to all the 55A Hawkins Street, Howlong NSW 2643 shedding. Power connected to shedding. A spacious area with mature shade trees T: 02 6026 5956 E: [email protected] and shrubs throughout the whole “house area”. bur.com.au “Piercefields” Subdivision The whole property is zoned low density residential allowing for subdivision into 0.8ha (2 acre) allotments. Situated east of Howlong, these allotments would attract widespread interest. Long frontage to Riverina Highway plus rear laneway access. Whilst every care is taken to supply accurate information our company cannot be held responsible for any incorrect information. .

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