'Seeview" is a 180 acre productive cattle farm with Clarence River frontage right on the door step of town.

Two houses along with many outbuildings sit atop a ridge on the property, providing views across magical farmland on all sides.

MAIN HOUSE:
The main house on the property is a comfortable 3 bedroom home with a study and separate sitting room. The main bedroom has an en suite and like the bathroom it is slightly dated but in great condition. Obviously some extensive renovations have taken place in the home over the years which has left a huge open plan living area with a generous amount of windows allowing ample natural light into the home giving it a great feel and allowing views over the farmland and river below.

SECOND HOUSE:
Currently rented for $180 per week the second house hasn't enjoyed as many renovation as the main house, however it is still in good condition. Offering three bedrooms, the kitchen is quite modern and makes up part of a large kitchen/dining and lounge area. The house is fully self contained, having its own laundry and car accommodation.

SUBDIVISION POTENTIAL:
Clarence Valley Council has confirmed that the property has an unused building entitlement, this means a new owner may wish to subdivide and sell, or perhaps build a third house on the property. (Subject to council approval)

Having always been used as a working and productive cattle farm 'Seeview' has all the outbuildings and features you would expect. A long machinery shed with a retired dairy/stables currently provides workshop and storage space however could easily be turned back into stables or livestock accommodation. The yards are in great condition, mostly new and constructed of steel, including a loading ramp and crush. The hay shed is simply massive, which is handy as the property has its own lucerne paddock which not only keeps the current owners stock fed, but provides a nice income on the side.

Water will never ever be a problem at Seeview. Town water is not only connected to the houses but also is run to a series of troughs, and the property doesn't just enjoy frontage to the river, it also comes with a Water Licence to pump out of it! Speaking of the river, the frontage is perfect for not only livestock but the shaded sandy bank is ideal for recreational activities like swimming, fishing or boating. Obviously fronting the river means that some of the land is affected by flooding, however not enough goes under water to warrant moving stock off the property.

A long and distinguished history "Seeview" is named after Dr See who took up the original portion back in 1858. The current owners have been on the property since 1980 so this chance to purchase may represent a very rare opportunity indeed.

Make sure you are at the Auction for your chance to secure this truly unique property.