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17 Kellys Road
Kirkstall VIC 3283
2200.00m²
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Land
17 Kellys Road
Kirkstall VIC 3283
2200.00m²
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Land
Sold for $70,000
Sold for $70,000
17 Kellys Road, Kirkstall VIC 3283
Sold
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Property was sold on 30 January 2020.
Sold on 30 January 2020.
Land
2200.00m²
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Land
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2200.00m²
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Country Life
Escape the hustle and bustle with this countryside retreat, ideal for those seeking peace and tranquility.
Agent Description
Build your Dream in Kirkstall. Kirkstall is a rural village in western Victoria, 5 km west of Koroit and 13 km north-east of Port Fairy. It is thought that it was named after Kirkstall, Yorkshire, England, the site of an early forge ironworks and an abbey (1152). Kirkstall is located on the edge of an area of rich volcanic soil which originated from Tower Hill, about 8 kilometers south-east. Settlement by farming families, many of Irish origin, occurred during the late 1850s. A school was opened in 1861. Several stores and a hotel were opened, forming a typical village. In 1890 a railway was opened from Koroit to Port Fairy, enabling traffic to bypass the crossroads where Kirkstall is situated. The school and commercial activities declined, although the hotel continued. Cheers to that. This block offers country living on a manageable sized title.
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Build your Dream in Kirkstall. Kirkstall is a rural village in western Victoria, 5 km west of Koroit and 13 km north-east of Port Fairy. It is thought that it was named after Kirkstall, Yorkshire, England, the site of an early forge ironworks and an abbey (1152). Kirkstall is located on the edge of an area of rich volcanic soil which originated from Tower Hill, about 8 kilometers south-east. Settlement by farming families, many of Irish origin, occurred during the late 1850s. A school was opened in 1861. Several stores and a hotel were opened, forming a typical village. In 1890 a railway was opened from Koroit to Port Fairy, enabling traffic to bypass the crossroads where Kirkstall is situated. The school and commercial activities declined, although the hotel continued. Cheers to that. This block offers country living on a manageable sized title.