With frontage to the sealed Vaughan – Chewton Rd and on the corner of Jacobs Track this remnant bushland is gently elevating with views of the surrounding eucalypt forests. The Castlemaine Diggings National Park offers lots of weekend entertainment for bush walking, relaxing and birdwatching. Less than 3km to the inviting hamlet of Chewton, this Farming Zone property has a road reserve around its perimeter that allows for dual access to the property. There is a spacious clearing which is the original site of the Cherry Tree Hotel which burned down in 1939. Long time between drinks. There is a remnant fruit tree amid the clearing waiting for the next custodian. The property consists of 9 Crown Allotments. This is the perfect weekender already with a clearing and adjoining hundreds of acres of pristine bushland.