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1462 Pine Creek Yarrabah Road
East Trinity QLD 4871
3
1
5.54ha
•
Acreage/Semi-Rural
1462 Pine Creek Yarrabah Road
East Trinity QLD 4871
3
1
5.54ha
•
Acreage/Semi-Rural
Sold for $360,000
Sold for $360,000
1462 Pine Creek Yarrabah Road, East Trinity QLD 4871
Sold
•
Property was sold on 29 March 2023.
Sold on 29 March 2023.
3 beds
1 bath
Acreage/Semi-Rural
5.54ha
3
1
•
Acreage/Semi-Rural
•
5.54ha
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Country Life
Escape the hustle and bustle with this countryside retreat, ideal for those seeking peace and tranquility.
Agent Description
Patrick Kenny proudly introduces a bush shack that is perfect for an alternative lifestyle...naturally the home needs a lot of work but would be perfect for those that want to get away from the hustle and bustle of life, water and power to the shack approx. 40% cleared and approx. 60% tropical rain forest The cleared land is very over grown and the google over head pic appears to be quite old. Boundary dimensions are only a guide line
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Agent Description
Patrick Kenny proudly introduces a bush shack that is perfect for an alternative lifestyle...naturally the home needs a lot of work but would be perfect for those that want to get away from the hustle and bustle of life, water and power to the shack approx. 40% cleared and approx. 60% tropical rain forest The cleared land is very over grown and the google over head pic appears to be quite old. Boundary dimensions are only a guide line