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Jindy Club
High Country
Bombala Club
Cooma Club
SUBSCRIPTIONS
INNOVATION NOVEMBER 2017
SNOWPOST AUTUMN 2018
NEAT AS A PIN HOME OR INVESTMENT!
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20 Woolalla St, Cooma
NEW PRICE 289,000
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This extremely neat and tidy 3 bedroom home has everything that either a new home owner, first home owner or investor is looking for.
GREAT FEATURES INCLUDE:
• Large open living area with built in gas heater & reverse cycle air con unit;
• Modern style kitchen with gas cooking, kitchen flowing through to the dining room & open style lounge room;
• 3 good size bedrooms, 1 with a built-ins;
• Two tier backyard with nice outlook from the back fence;
• small deck area at front of house with established trees for privacy;
• Single garage of good size;
• Expected rental return $300- $320 per week.
Make a time to view this property today before it sells!
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50 Vale St, Cooma
VIP Residences
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23 Monaro Avenue & 24 East Camp Drive
3 Bedroom, 3 Bathroom 1 Car
$360,000 Each
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Two new brick townhouses have become available. The properties have been built to suit a young couple starting out or an elderly couple looking to downsize. Never lived in, they have many extras that are not normally included in a property this size. Level living with small fenced yards, the properties have three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Two of these bathrooms are ensuites. Very fresh, they provide open plan living, single car garage with internal access and auto door. These well presented single level homes offer a great opportunity to move straight in.
Serving up low-maintenance living at its best without sacrificing family friendly features. Prepare to be impressed by not only the sheer finishes but their added features and additional upgrades.
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ONE AGENCY
Contact Craig Schofield: 02 6452 6121
M: 0414 865 922
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MODERN & SUNNY FAMILY HOME
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4 Walla Street, Cooma
ASKING $339,000
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With a warm northerly aspect and positioned in a quiet tree lined street, this home provides a modern and fresh feel throughout that will grab your interest on arrival.
A spacious well-presented home ideally suited to families or as a quality rental property capable of returning $350 per week.
Features include:
• Tastefully decorated and extended to provide good family spaces throughout;
• large sun filled living room with wood fire & reverse cycle air conditioning;
• Modern dine in kitchen gets the morning sun and has excellent space;
• 4 bedrooms all with built-ins, main with a new ensuite & double robes;
• Modern family bathroom, separate internal laundry;
• A great conversion in the garage now provides 5th bedroom plus large office space;
• Fully fenced yard, single lock up garage, carport and manicured attractive gardens.
Make a time to view this great property.
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50 Vale St, Cooma
OPPORTUNITY IS KNOCKING – PRIME LOCATION
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1 Barrack St. Cooma
Auction: 11am 2nd June 2018 in our rooms
Viewing: By appointment only
Auctioneer: Don Menchin 0413 028 795
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“The potential of this property is only limited by your imagination” says Don Menchin of Raine & Horne Cooma.
“Some of the potential uses are; a house and granny flat; dual occupancy development; home and industry; intensive market or flower garden; orchard; pony paddock; craft outlet and the list goes on” Don added.
Buildings include, an old, four bedroom home (with a 2 room cellar), a concrete block room (11 x 7m), 5 storage sheds.
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Raine & Horne
Agent – Don Menchin 0413 028 795
rh.com.au
Ph 6452 3777
SHARP ST, COOMA
Potential to maintain it and use it beauty to show some of our modern history?
“Tarnakeeta” 100 Acres – Sheds & House
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Tuross Road
$380,000
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Sought after Eastern high-country district approx. 35-40 mins drive via Numeralla and Countegany.
All weather council road.
Comprising 106 acres, with 2/3 native bushland, balance cleared grazing paddocks. Large dam and bush creek. Watered by tank and Tuross River (pumped up).
Modern, roomy 18 sq house, three bedrooms with loft area and timber “Yurt” hut.
Stable and farm sheds, chook run and established fruit trees and gardens.
Access to the Tuross River offering good fishing and summer leisure activity.
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BOLLER & COMPANY
www.bollerco.com.au
Ph: 6452 4155
168 Sharp Street, Cooma
Amy Kiss
Guy Metcalf
Rori Cadman- Pearce
Tanya O'Ryan
Harold Godwin
Jessica Heinrich
Aleyssha Amy Hathaway
Anneka Ferguson
James Hayden
Maddie Banks
Ben Ashby purchase
Chris Abbey
Khantaneera Somapha
Tyla Steward
Ellie-mae Beck Ellie-mae Beck
Perfect for first home buyers, families and investors!
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“Pine Gap” 1483 Dalgety Rd, Dalgety NSW 2628
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“Pine Gap” is ideally located along Dalgety Road only minutes from the picturesque friendly community of Dalgety. At only 30 minutes to Jindabyne, 20 minutes to Berridale and about 30 minutes to Cooma, “Pine Gap” is centrally located where you can enjoy the very best of what the Snowy Monaro region can offer!
The dwelling set on 2.5 hectares or approximately six acres off a bitumen road frontage, with mains power and a phone line, is clad in weathertex or similar, was originally built for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games and later relocated to its current location.
In a region where accommodation is hard to find, “Pine Gap” comprises three bedrooms; one detached from main dwelling with en-suite bathroom and wet bar. A further two bathrooms, open plan living dining and kitchen plus laundry are perfect for an avid investor. This property can likewise be perfect for first home buyers and young families too, due to its close proximity to a well-respected primary school and a high school bus passing at your front gate.
In conclusion if you are seeking an outstanding investment, first home, or you have a young family, this property is for you. Inspect today, relax tomorrow on your verandah, taking in the breathtaking distant views overlooking Wullwye Creek and Snowy River junction.
The property is listed for auction with Nick Kirshner Property & Livestock and will be offered on the evening of Tuesday 12 June 2018, at the off-site venue ‘Tuscany’ 5474, The Snowy River Way, Dalgety NSW from 6pm.
Should you wish to schedule an appointment to view the property or would like to receive further information on this property, please contact Nick Kirshner on 02 6456 6783, email us at info@nickkirshner.com.au and visit our website at nickkirshner.com.au. To be notified of new listings prior to them being advertised to the public, subscribe to the NICK KIRSHNER Property & LIVESTOCK database.
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Congratulations to our
Webers Circus ticket winners
Ashton Jamieson &
Janine McWilliams
Jindy Girl Riders in your colourful kit... let’s see your pics 😀
JGR Out There Photo Competition
Just confirmed...another new prize from Gail Eastaway, Editor and Co-Owner of the Monaro Post... a $150 Hot Stone Massage with Synergy! Thanks so much Gail! 🙂
FUNERAL NOTICE
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Judy was such a lovely vibrant woman .. she taught my son to swim back in the 80’s. My deepest condolences to the family 😢
One of the most kindest and sweet ladies that I have had the pleasure to meet. VERY SAD
Agree Geoff. Very sad news. She just loved working with children.
Oh my goodness, so sad .😥😥
Yvonne :(
Margaret Corby
Rachel Hukinss
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Thank you everyone for your thoughtful condolences. I think Dad would have loved the send off we gave him yesterday. 💕
Our deepest sympathy to Sue and your family. I remember Pommy was a legend on the job site when we renovated our shop in 1995.
Thinking of you Ashleigh (from your years-ago TAFE classmate...)
Sincere sympathies to Sue & Family
My deepest sympathies to Sue and her girls
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POSITION VACANT
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Sarah Harwood
Kirsty Patton
Matt Xiu
Cody Hazelgrove Danvers
Blake Huntly
POSITION VACANT
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Steve Ganitis
Penni
Meg Armour
Meckenzie Chaplin Jackk
Matilda Lawler
Tori Wilson
Sarah Harwood
Cody Hazelgrove Danvers
Courtney Orr
Blake Huntly
Miranda Young
Bombala Golf Club’s big championship weekend
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The weekend was our Open Tournament. Saturday was Ladies Day and we had a good field of 35 players travelling from Bermagui, Tura,
Eden, Bega, Cooma, Coolamatong, Delegate, Tathra plus our own girls.
We were extremely lucky to have pleasant weather, although a little chilly, it was the best we have had for a number of years.
With voluntary workers of men and women spending many hours to ensure the course was in great condition for the visitors and from comments they achieved this.
The Ladies Open Champion for 2018 was Helen Crawford of Cooma 87 from Machelle Grant 89, a Bombala member.
Sunday was the Men’s Day. Again we had a great field of 53 players with Club from Gold Creek, Gungahlin Lakes, Belconnon Magpies, Queanbeyan, Coolamatong, Eden, Delegate, Tura, Pambula/Merimbula, Nimmitabel and our own chaps. Story on page 55.
Red Energy signs new sponsorship deal with Group 16
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Red Energy has recently signed a new sponsorship agreement with Group 16 Rugby League that will see the Red Energy logo feature on all Monaro Academy representative jerseys and apparel for the Laurie Daley Cup and Andrew Johns Cup teams, as well as the Country Rugby League’s Southern Women’s rugby league trials team.
Red will also be on the Group 16 Men’s Under 23 rugby league and Women’s League Tag jerseys. Red will support a junior coaching clinic to be known as the ‘Red Energy Camp’, targeting talented 14 and 15-year-old rugby league players.
“We are delighted to again have Red Energy as a Group 16 Rugby League sponsor, without the invaluable contributions of sponsors such as Red, it would be extremely difficult for us to provide jerseys and ongoing support and development for our players,” said Group 16 Chairman Allan Wilton.
More on page 49.
One day event
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Monaro Equestrian Association held a very successful One Day Event at Jindabyne last Sunday with more than 50 riders competing. Pictured, Winsome Ogilvie looks for the next obstacle in the Cross Country. Emily Hill confidently clears the rock obstacle in the 80cm event See results on page 54.
RMC cadets exercise engaging the community
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The Royal Military College cadets are well into their training exercise based in Cooma.
Cadets say the community has been very accommodating and welcoming, which they have appreciated.
Going through training scenarios and role-play situations, the cadets are training to become lieutenants.
Within the three platoons, consisting of 30 cadets each, the role of leaders rotate every six hours, allowing each cadet to experience the responsibility and be assessed by their superiors.
The cadets are currently at the end of their training, with this exercise being their last before they graduate at the end of June.
Overnight, the platoons are camping at the racecourse, the old gym on Thurrung Street and St Patrick’s Parish School. The cadets are all wearing full gear, including real rifles loaded with blanks.
The exercise aims at simulating a deployment overseas as much as possible, with the cadet’s main role to support the community with stability operations.
Members of the community may be asked to take part in vehicle checks during the exercise. RMC have stated there is no requirement to participate in the vehicle checkpoints.
More on page 12.
I know these excercises are commendable in adding to the training that these young people require, however I also know that we have amongst us ex military personel, who are suffering from PTSD, having returned from war zones, that are finding this confronting, I am sure that some of our elderly WW11 soldiers could even have flashbacks to their experiences, I know it has been said that the children are enjoying the experience, I guess most little people would love to be soldiers. I do hope that these young people carrying out this excercise pass their final exams and I thank them for their commitment to Country, however I will be pleased when this excercise in Cooma is completed.
Another successful Dalgety Women’s Day
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On Saturday May 19, women from all over the region came together to celebrate Dalgety Women’s Day at the Dalgety Hall. The annual event showcases local women’s talents through storytelling, performance and arts activities and provides women in rural and isolated areas with a point of access to their communities.
Organiser, Narelle Willems said the day went very well and she was happy with the attendance, especially considering the change from a weekday to a Saturday.
“Our speakers were wonderful and we enjoyed seven great presentations,” Narelle said.
More on page 2.
NO! To cull
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Snowy Mountains Brumbies have received a filip from NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro with his announcement on the weekend of a Brumby Bill, which will rule out lethal control methods and recognise the Brumby’s national heritage value. The new Bill will over-rule the existing draft wild horse management plan, which sought to cull 90 percent of the Brumby population. It means Brumbies, like ‘Paleface’ pictured above, have a much brighter future. See story on page 3. This great image courtesy of Michelle Brown.
the majority of Australians want these horses left in peace to photograph and admire .. they actually assist that Land and various other animals, insects and birds but that will be proven when finally a true equine study is done! The brumbies make the park and belong there just like the ski resorts, bike tracks, trout (which are introduced) and all the other attractions. Lovely photograph by Michelle J Photography thanks.
A sad day for the national parks system of Australia IF this legislation passes parliament! Another 90% is the area of nsw that do not have conservation as its highest priority! Selfish and inconsiderate legislation! A slippery slope I must add!
Thank god we can now save the photography careers of Michelle Brown and other enthusiasts. Guess all thoses native flora and fauna impacted will just have to find some other alpine habitat to move too? I'm sure John Barilaro thoroughly understands the ecosystem and how herds of hard hoofed animals that have been introduced will have no impact on Gods creation, as we all know God created everything a couple of year ago just for man to mess about with it.
Michelle a wonderful result for you and everyone who has fought so hard to make this possible ... the photo of paleface well it is very emotive and certainly brought a tear to my eye .... he is truly an ambassador for his herd 🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴😃😃😃👍I would love one day to join you in the mountains and photograph these magnificient creatures
What a great relief, Michelle this photo is superb congrats to you and we all thankyou for your dedication to preserving these horses , a beautiful tribute to our past.
I’ll cooee once I see the legislation in place. Fingers crossed till then
Well done everyone for getting the message out there, 👏🏼
God bless all the brumbies and Michelle for ur continuing dedication to these magnificent horses xxxx 😘👍🏻👌
This is wonderful news, God bless theses magnificent Brumbys ❤
Stunning photo Long live the Brumbies xxx
Patricia Ann I just did a search for articles on horses and ecosystems and can not find anything in Australia or rest of World where they "assist land and various other animals, insects, and birds". In fact, they all indicate the opposite.
We try to eliminate or control all non-native things with the parks, but why not horses. I do agree they are wonderful animals and pleasure to see but so were lupines growing around Island Bend. Controlled horse riding is acceptable.
Has anyone who supports this action read this article (researchrepository.murdoch.edu.au/id/eprint/2622/1/horse_riding_in_national_parks.pdf) or the many others on the impact of horses on different ecosystems around the world? I would be only to happy to read something that counters this argument however I am yet to discover it.
Gorgeous photo! What a majestic brumby. Lets now hope this bill gets passed🤞🤞🐎🐎
Beautiful photo of a lovely horse
Great news . About time they recognised the value and need for these beautiful creatures
Thank you Michelle for every thing and your devotion to those beautiful Brumbies
George Lemon : fillip ˈfɪlɪp/Submit noun 1. something which acts as a stimulus or boost to an activity.
Filip? If you mean flip your statement isnt true. John nor the Nationals have never been in favour of a cull. Bureaucrats were pushing this agenda and the Deputy Premier and the Nationals have culled their agenda.
CONGRATULATIONS a beautiful picture of a beautiful horse deserves front page. Well done. 👍❤🐎❤🐎❤🐎❤🐎❤🐎❤
Michelle Brown
Wow that is great news
stunning
I want to eat one, really.
Monaro Highway has reopened north of Cooma after a fatality earlier today.
The 75-year-old man from Sydney died at the scene.Monaro Highway north of Cooma reopened to traffic.
Cooma Police have reopened the Monaro Highway approximately 5 kilometres north of Cooma township after a serious motor vehicle collision at 10.50am this morning.
As a result of a heavy frontal collision between two sedans Police are saddened to report the death of a 75 year old male driver from Sydney at the scene. A female passenger has been conveyed to hospital for treatment.
A 29 year old male is assisting Police with the investigation.
The highway was closed to traffic whilst specialist Police conducted enquiries at the scene and due to the location of the accident no alternate southbound route to Cooma was available nearby. Police appreciate the patience and understanding displayed by the majority of motorists.
Our thoughts are with the family and friends of those involved in this accident.
Please make safe arrival at your destination the number one priority when driving on our roads. Drive to road and traffic conditions, ensure you are adequately rested, remain alert and give the road ahead your full attention.
Same place an elder man died there couple of years ago
So very sad for all.😢
May the Rest In Peace 🙏🙏
That’s sad
Jessica Grimshaw, this is what happened. So sad!
Shiralee Byrne Matthew Collins
Neddy Holland
Freezing weather and a hot announcement from Deputy Premier John Barilaro...
Deputy Premier John Barilaro has delivered on saving our KNP brumbies. Paleface and a friend gave him a standing ovation....(well, it might just have been Paleface telling his son to back off, who knows?)
Not very impartial reporting...clearly you guys only ride horses and pretend you’re part of a poem. It’s incredibly likely that none of you are educated in science and fact - brumbies are a problem and need to be managed not left to run feral (by the way, brumby is defined as feral by the dictionary) Will not be purchasing Monaro post ever in the future.
Regardless of sentiment, there needs be a management plan for the brumbies. The small percentage removed annually by brumby running, is not enough for proper management. Before all the negative comments start, of course, I am not advocating wholesale slaughter, but sense should prevail. All grazing stock, which was managed, was banned years ago, so nothing as radical as that is necessary (disastrous decision with the consequences of deadly bushfires).
Good to see something done to save the brumbies in the high country. Shame it took Barilaro 3 years to do it and an election and a 2 percent margin over his rival. Unfortuntaely he hasn't ruled out shooting. I'd rather see skilled riders catch them myself and parts of the high country opened up for some cattle like yesteryear. Only thing is with the coalition you can't trust what they say. Believe it when we see it.
Well said
Gutless at every turn to make the right decision
If brumbys is to b removed so should all things in the park like ski fields and all things to do profit
Brumbies??? What about the 30 to 40 thousand slaughtered for meat export each year Now your worried about the Brumbys about 50 years to late
Vote grabbing pandering to the fictional poem worshipping lobbyists at the expense of native habitat and future generations. Please try to be impartial with your reporting not a good look
Culling is actually the most humane way to reduce the numbers.. which as they are damaging vermin they require a 'management plan'.. not unlike the other management plans functioning in the park for other feral's! But a selfish outlook by some is at the detriment of irreplaceable native flora and fauna! But I guess your children can see them in the zoo!!!
Finally sensible decision The brumbies are an asset to the park and create tourism dollars I’m pleased a correctly performed count will be done The brumbies are not and have never been a problem but human greed resulting in developments and mismanagement of millions of deer pigs cats dogs foxes IS Thanks to all those sensible people pollies and groups for their work in bringing the truth to this matter.
Get rid of em Andrew Anderson
Brianna Oakley
Arleen Packer
Beautiful autumn day to watch the local footy. Cooma Stallions v Merimbula Pambula Eden Bulldogs. #monaropost #localfooty #nrl #cooma #snowymonaroregion #locals #footyseason
Congratulations to all the finalists and winners of the first Snowy Monaro Business awards for 2018 held at the Station Jindabyne. The Monaro Post is proud to be apart of this fantastic region we live in, the Snowy Monaro. Thank you to all our staff without you this wouldn’t happen. The 100% locally owned newspaper is here for you for all the news, sport, rural, classifieds, Real Estate, check next weeks issue for all the winners of the Snowy Monaro Business Awards.
@themonaropost #snowymonaroregion #locallyowned #monaromediagroup #businessswardsofexcellence #jindabyne #thestation #chamberofcommerce #workingtogether #supportlocalbusiness
Congratulations Monaro Post .
Congratulations to you all
Congratulations to all
Well done! Congratulations x
Congratulations
Welcome to the 2018 Snowy Monaro Business Awards. Your local newspaper The Monaro Post is a finalist in the Excellence in Small Business( 11-19 FTE Employees). good luck to you all.
#snowymonaroregion #monaropost #localawards #jindabyne #thestation #locallyowned #awardsnight
Good luck team😍😉
Gail you minx!
What a bunch of beauties plus one?? Best of luck, whatever the result you guys are definitely winners!!!
Congratulations The Monaro Post! Well deserved!
And good luck from me too.
Congratulations good luck
Good luck all of you!!
Great team good luck
Congratulations :-)
Good luck
Good luck 👍🏼👍🏼👏🏼
Good luck!
Hoping more snow is on it’s way❄️❄️
Photo taken of Perisher this afternoon.
#perisher #snow #destinationnsw #thredbo #snowymountains #snowymonaroregion #themonaropost
Private, peaceful living yet still in town!
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69 Mulach St, Cooma
Asking $529,000
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69 Mulach St is a property not too many people would know exists. Set way up high and unable to be seen from the the street, with excellent access via a sealed driveway which winds its way up through the magnificent native bush land.
This property offers so many tremendous features for those looking for space and privacy, but the convenience of being only two minutes to Cooma’s CBD. While there is five acres of land, it is very low maintenance land and ideal for those want to be surrounded by privacy!
FEATURES INCLUDE:
• Great location just minutes to Cooma’s main shopping area;
• Absolute privacy with bush surrounds, but the bonus of all town services;
• Renovated five bedroom, two-storey home with open plan living and high set views;
• Modern galley style kitchen;
• Three bedrooms up and two bedrooms down plus a bathroom on each level;
• Well finished with great modern touches throughout;
• Awesome shed situated behind the house. Three phase power – great light – ideal studio or shed!
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50 Vale St, Cooma
Immaculate family home
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104 Massie Street, Cooma | $440,000
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This immaculate family home is as good as new and is directly across from the Nanny Goat Hill Lookout reserve. The home offers plenty of space and storage for growing families. A spacious entertaining deck at the front of the home is great for when family and friends are visiting.
The master bedroom offers a walk through robe with built ins, the other three bedrooms also have built in robes. The left side of the double garage has been converted in to two separate rooms; one converted in to an office and the other a rumpus room / teenagers retreat, which could also be used as a fifth bedroom.
Features:
– Four bedrooms
– two modern bathrooms, one spa bath
– Huge open plan living
– Modern kitchen with dishwasher
– Gas stove top, electric oven
– Gas hot water
– Woodfire heating
– Two reverse cycle aircons; lounge and master bed
– Storage/utility area behind the garage
– Fully fenced backyard, great for children and pets
– Close proximity to schools and main street
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FISK & NAGLE
Shop 3 Centennial Plaza, Cooma
Ph: 6452 4043
www.realestatecooma.com.au
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Acreage offering the perfect blank canvas
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“Burke’s Paddock”, Dry Plains Road, Rhine Falls
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Located a short 25-minute drive west of Cooma along Dry Plains Road, set back some 1.8km approx. from the council road, accessed via registered right of carriageway guaranteeing ample privacy.
Some 397 ha or 983 acres (approx.) of healthy bush and grazing country, with soil types ranging from basalt to granite, shale as well as some alluvial flats.
Well-watered by two creeks namely Pat Ann Creek as well as Peak Creek.
Excellent stock shelter among the vast pockets of Manna Gum, White Gum and Peppermint as well as the deep valleys and gorges and the east facing clearings with excellent cover of mostly native grasses.
Currently fenced into two paddocks and a stock proof boundary fence, an old crutching shed and remnants of a timber set of sheep yards the only improvements making “Burke’s Paddock” the perfect blank canvas for every enterprise including grazing, eco tourism, hunting, biking, fishing, riding to name just a few! Organic production also a real possibility!
Spectacular views as far as the eye can see from many of the possible home sites, an enormous amount of exploring along some of the gorges, a waterfall in the wet times and so much more!
The current owners have traditionally run around 350-400 ewes or 30-40 cows on “Burke’s Paddock”. Furthermore, an almost endless surplus of excellent firewood on the door step to Cooma and the mountains, a real bonus for anyone wanting to have a proper go!
The property is listed for auction with Nick Kirshner Property & Livestock and will be offered on the evening of Tuesday June 12, 2018, at the off-site venue ‘Tuscany’ 5474 The Snowy River Way, Dalgety NSW from 6pm.
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Should you wish to schedule an appointment to view the property or would like to receive further information on this property, please contact Nick Kirshner on 02 6456 6783, email us at info@nickkirshner.com.au and visit our website at nickkirshner.com.au. To be notified of new listings prior to them being advertised to the public, subscribe to the NICK KIRSHNER Property & LIVESTOCK database.
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Jubilant atmosphere at ‘Willoona’ last weekend
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Inclement weather conditions forecasted at the Nick Kirshner Property & Livestock Clearing Sale last Saturday May 12 at “WILLOONA” 1677 Bobeyan Road, SHANNONS FLAT NSW 2630.
Everyone was prepared for the worst and we were all pleasantly surprised creating quite a jubilant atmospheric day with over 164 registered bidders, 399 lots sold with over 450 people attending the sale.
The crowds moved along quickly to keep up with the speedy auctioneer who was on a mission to ensure everyone was not exposed to the cooler conditions longer then required. The vendors were well prepared ensuring everyone had access to warmth through the number of fireplaces and fire pits they had burning around the property.
The inventory was vast and varied including vehicles, farming machinery and equipment, workshop tools, household items, antiques and collectables plus so much more. Some of the stand out items on the day were; shipping containers sold for $2,000 and $2,300; feeders sold for $1,000 each; feeder Cowra licks sold for $550 each; green Nissan Patrol sold for $1,450 and man’s best friend didn’t miss out with a dog house selling for $190. There were also several rare collectable pieces; a excellent condition taxidermist eagle circa. 1910-20 sold for $1,500; Syd Hill saddle with pack bags sold for $2,050; a pot belly stove $900 and a butchers block sold for $925.
The day attracted many locals with a good turnout of Canberrans, who were full of smiles and enjoying the spectacle, there were also several bidders who had travelled quite a distance from a wide variety of regions; South Coast, Sydney and Queensland. What a great day, there was something up for auction for everyone, energy levels were high thanks to the delicious tasty food on offer from the Shannons Flat RFS and all went off without a glitch as Nick Kirshner’s signature friendly staff were on hand to help.
For future clearing sales refer to the Nick Kirshner Property & Livestock website www.nickkirshner.com.au or subscribe to the Nick Kirshner Property & Livestock database today to ensure you receive all Clearing Sale notifications.
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