This weatherboard cottage was moved here in the 1940's and it boasts a solid hardwood frame and hardwood weatherboards like you just can't get anymore. Starting life as a small workers cottage with verandahs all round, some verandahs have been enclosed and a new section added to now provide 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, laundry, bathroom with claw foot bath and separate toilet. The house is mostly original with some new touches like the gas stove/cook top and a Fisher & Paykel dishwasher.

There's timber floors, high ceilings, French doors and many other features to work with, and in fact the current owners were planning to extend via a breezeway and add a large living space and master bedroom with private verandah - it's certainly a project but this lovely old girl is ready, willing and able.

Outside the land is some of the best you'll get with fertile river flats and a permanent creek, plus heaps of great swimming holes not far away. The current owners have just harvested their organic garlic for the year, so this certified organic property is ready for the next owner to set its direction for the future.

The owner tells me that the organic garlic uses around 2ac of land and yields around 8 to 10 tonnes of garlic which should return around $110,000 to $140,000 gross or $55,000 to $70,000 net. Please note that the farming, harvesting and storage equipment used for the garlic is not included in the price but may be negotiated separately. The vendor proposes to rent back the Colourbond shed @ $100 per week until end Oct 2008. The organic garlic market remains pretty solid and there's an ideal opportunity to keep doing garlic if that's what you want to do. Otherwise the possibilities are almost endless, with plenty of prime land still available for cropping or grazing, and providing an ideal environment for horses with excellent flat ground for dressage arena jumps etc.