17-23 Scarlet Street Balaclava, NSW 2575

Spanning 5.66 hectares, 17-23 Scarlet Street, Balaclava presents a truly rare opportunity to secure a large parcel of land in a peaceful and highly sought-after rural setting. Zoned RU4 Primary Production Small Lots, the property offers exceptional flexibility for those wanting to enjoy a country lifestyle, establish a business venture, or invest in land with enormous long-term potential.

The RU4 zoning unlocks a broad range of possibilities. From agritourism, aquaculture, artisan food and drink industries, bed and breakfast accommodation, cellar door premises and eco-tourist facilities, to farm buildings, intensive plant agriculture, plant nurseries and roadside stalls - the options are wide-ranging. For lifestyle seekers, the zoning also permits dual occupancies, dwelling houses, secondary dwellings, home businesses and recreation areas, allowing you to create the perfect rural retreat for your family while leaving room for future expansion.

Set on generous, gently rolling acreage, the land provides plenty of space for gardens, crops, animals, or even a purpose-built retreat. Imagine establishing a boutique vineyard and cellar door, creating eco-friendly accommodation, running a family farm, or simply building your dream home surrounded by nature and fresh air.

Balaclava is known for its rural charm and community feel, while still being within easy reach of nearby towns, schools, shops and transport connections. This property combines the tranquillity of semi-rural living with the convenience of access to modern amenities.

With its scale, versatility and unique zoning advantages, 17-23 Scarlet Street is a property of immense potential, ready to bring your vision to life.

With its scale, versatility and unique zoning advantages, 17-23 Scarlet Street is a property of immense potential, ready to bring your vision to life.
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