9/22 Old Pacific Highway, Tyndale NSW 2460

Property Details: • Type: Vacant Land

• Bedrooms: 0 • Bathrooms: 0

Description: Positioned in the quiet, flood-free riverside village of Tyndale, this 499.5 m² parcel offers space, convenience and plenty of potential. Fenced along three sides, the block is easily accessed via the rear lane from Sheehys Lane and is surrounded by established homes and leafy trees. A near-new Colorbond shed of approximately 60 m² (7m x 9m) features triple roller doors and side access, providing excellent storage or workshop space, complete with power and water connected. The zoning supports a variety of rural-residential uses and would suit use as a base while you travel or while you plan your dream home. It may also suit a tiny home, container home or modular build on site, or the potential to run a private business - all subject to council approval. Currently, the shed occupies approximately 60 m², allowing potential for a dwelling of 250 m² or more, with ample remaining space for landscaping. Full privacy fencing could also be added if desired. Enjoy a relaxed lifestyle just minutes from the Clarence River, 10 minutes to Maclean, a charming riverside town offering all daily essentials, and approximately 20 minutes to the beaches of Yamba. Whether you're seeking a weekend base, an investment opportunity or a ready-to-build site, this tidy block offers an affordable foothold in a peaceful Northern Rivers community. Features include: Approx. 499.5 m² block gently sloping Modern Colorbond shed with triple roller doors Power and water connected Easy access via rear lane Approx. 1km to M1 motorway access Stunning beaches within easy reach For more details contact Bernadette Rice 0408 691 199. DISCLAIMER: The information contained in the advertising of this property is based on information provided to the agents, and the vendor and agents expressly disclaim any liability arising therefrom. The accuracy of the information cannot be guaranteed, and prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries and form their own judgement as to these matters.