Lot 315 Kapunda Street

If you've been looking for a great block to build on in Mount Perry, this 1,014m² allotment is one that truly stands out. Flat and fully usable, the block is cleared with survey pegs already in place, making it easy to visualise your future plans. With fencing along the front boundary and power available at the road, much of the groundwork is already there for those wanting to build a home or create a relaxed country retreat (STCA). Situated just minutes from the heart of Mount Perry, you'll enjoy the charm of this historic gold mining town while still having convenient access to the local general store, primary school and other community facilities. Flat, usable blocks like this are becoming increasingly hard to find in Mount Perry, making this a fantastic opportunity to secure your place in this charming country town. At A Glance - Lot 315 on M1651 - 1,014m2 Allotment - Survey Pegs in Place - Cleared - Flat Usable Land - Fenced at the Front - Power at the Road - 2 mins to Mount Perry General Store (1.4km) - 3 mins to Mount Perry Primary School (1.9km) - 21 mins to Mount Rawdon Gold Mine (21km) - 25 mins to Mingo Crossing Recreational Park (29km) (Watersports & Fishing) - 37 mins to Gin Gin (53km) - 78 mins to Bundaberg Airport (105km) Mount Perry is a gorgeous Gold Mining Town and boasts many great facilities including a golf course, racecourse, showgrounds, large recreation hall/gym, caravan park, community vegetable garden, community crop swap, medical centre, vet (visiting), service station/hardware store, post office, council office, art gallery, museum, Mount Perry Federal Inn, Mount Perry Pub, corner store, primary school & police station. To book your private inspection, contact Kelly today on 0413 445 101. * Whilst every endeavour has been made to verify the correct details in this marketing neither the agent, vendor or contracted illustrator take any responsibility for any omission, wrongful inclusion, misdescription or typographical error in this marketing material. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify the information provided.