100 Ceeneys Road

Cassilis VIC 3898

Have you been looking for a High-Country getaway to bolt too after the weeks work? Being the first time offered for sale in over forty years it is now your opportunity to secure this parcel of land that comprises of approximately 12 Hectares, or 29 acres. Access to the property is from Ceeneys Road which is a grassy unmade road off the Cassilis Road, making the property approximately fifteen kilometres West of the township known as Swifts Creek. Watch the video link in the listing showing the approximate location of the property.

The property is predominantly steeper bush hill country with no infrastructure. Ceeneys Road runs along the Western boundary of the property and the boundary to the North and Northeast of the property adjoins the Gingie Munjie State Forest, ideal for exploring or other recreational pursuits. There is a small clearing at the highest point of the property in the Southeast corner and information from the vendor has mentioned that there is an old horizontal mine shaft located on the property. The neighbouring property to the East had a gold mine on it known as the "Rose of Australia" and reference to this was in the book "Time to remember" by K.McD. Fairweather. Locating the property may be somewhat challenging for the first time, but once you work it out the lay of the land is evident.

Drive, or ride a bike into the township of Swifts Creek, you will find that it is very accommodating, with a local IGA open every day, a bakery, caf, local hotel, Primary and High School, with swimming pool in the summer, a post office and service station; importantly a bush nurse centre; Community centre, art gallery, a local timber mill and DELWP office, just to name a few benefits of the small town.