Set on the outskirts of Clunes, 220 Creswick Road encompasses approximately 34.38 hectares (85 acres) of Farming Zone land, with established pasture, open grazing areas and reliable water sources across the property.

Creswick Creek forms the western boundary and provides a natural water source for stock, supported by a dam elsewhere on the property. Divided into five fenced paddocks and equipped with sheep yards, the holding is well suited to livestock grazing.

Farmed without chemicals for approximately 20 years, the land has supported sheep grazing, with sections previously cultivated for oats, clover and hay. The creek and quarry provide natural shelter for stock, while the established fencing, yards and pasture offer a sound foundation for continued agricultural use.

Services are available along the front boundary, while Clunes township is approximately two minutes away and Creswick can be reached in around 10 minutes.

With substantial acreage, dependable water, productive pasture and established infrastructure, 220 Creswick Road offers a versatile rural holding within easy reach of town.

Inspections are available by appointment. Contact Angela Flowers on 0437 456 908 to discuss the property and arrange a walkover.

Disclaimer: While every care has been taken to ensure the information provided is accurate, it has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries and undertake their own due diligence to verify all information before making any decision.