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Lot 33-34 Pine Avenue
Ulong NSW 2450
Lot 33-34 Pine Avenue
Ulong NSW 2450
Lot 33-34 Pine Avenue, Ulong NSW 2450
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Property was sold on 12 May 2022.
Sold on 12 May 2022.
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Escape the hustle and bustle with this countryside retreat, ideal for those seeking peace and tranquility.
3370m2 with usable platform access off Pine Avenue. With access into the village off the Eastern Dorrigo Way, the property offers different opportunities with the right planning. The rear of the block drops back to a creek & building will offer best utility of this double block from Pine Avenue frontage, which is substantial street frontage. Lot 34 - 105links/ 21.125 metres; Lot 33 - 74.2links/ 14.925 metres, Total 36.050 metres frontage. History reveals that back in the 1930's it appears this corner block had a shop & on the block behind a small house. Reportedly a Blacksmith utilised part of the shop with evidence of iron & old engines, since removed. Glass ampoules reportedly support the evidence a Bush Nurse occupied the small house.
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3370m2 with usable platform access off Pine Avenue. With access into the village off the Eastern Dorrigo Way, the property offers different opportunities with the right planning. The rear of the block drops back to a creek & building will offer best utility of this double block from Pine Avenue frontage, which is substantial street frontage. Lot 34 - 105links/ 21.125 metres; Lot 33 - 74.2links/ 14.925 metres, Total 36.050 metres frontage. History reveals that back in the 1930's it appears this corner block had a shop & on the block behind a small house. Reportedly a Blacksmith utilised part of the shop with evidence of iron & old engines, since removed. Glass ampoules reportedly support the evidence a Bush Nurse occupied the small house.