Lot 99
22 Violet Road, Millmerran Downs QLD 4357

Millmerran Downs. Just over 21 acres of adventurous wilderness compromising tall strands of established forest made up of mostly, new and old growth gum trees and Cypress Pines.
For those looking to be independent, you can grow your own food – build your own dam to water everything, collect the eggs, milk your cow, plus you'll never run out of firewood. If you decide not to be hooked up to the grid, you have the option to stay that way and skip the power bills, although power is in the street...

Millmerran Downs. Just over 21 acres of adventurous wilderness compromising tall strands of established forest made up of mostly, new and old growth gum trees and Cypress Pines.
For those looking to be independent, you can grow your own food – build your own dam to water everything, collect the eggs, milk your cow, plus you'll never run out of firewood. If you decide not to be hooked up to the grid, you have the option to stay that way and skip the power bills, although power is in the street if required.

This is a great block for building on and with houses already becoming more expensive than most people can afford, considering the ability in controlling your own heating, lighting and food, including egg production, beekeeping etc, being self-contained creeps into your mind. We now should be aiming to build what is useful and achievable so that we live within our means. Your project can be fun, private, personal, done at your own pace aiming towards the housing and comfort of home ownership on an easy budget amongst natural bushland surroundings. Or just have a fun block to camp on and/or land bank.
Natural bushland block mostly unfenced.
Land Size: 21.1028 acre, (8.54ha)
Front boundary 202.0m, Rear boundary 266.7m approx
LHS boundary 355.6m approx, RHS boundary 361.4 m approx
Land Use 1: Vacant - Large Housesite, Zoning: Unzoned
Power in the street.
Rainfall; average approximately 750-850mm per annum
Soil is sandy loam with a clay base, mostly level to slowly rising towards the back of the block.
Good phone and internet signals
RATES: approximately $270 per quarter is very affordable
(Spots on some photos was because it was raining when taking pictures of the property)
(Photos with powerlines were taken from the street outside the property boundary to show available access to powerlines which are also located outside of the property). (The photos featuring the powerlines are to show the access to these (Please note that powerlines are not located inside the property and photos are to show ease of access as they are located on the unsealed road)

A wide unsealed road into a Cul de sac leads you to that ironic timber posted entry with partial old fencing. The shape of the block is a right-angle trapezium rectangular, the easily drivable winding road through the land gradually rises towards the back boundary area.
The property is located just the perfect distance from the main road yet far enough away to enjoy the secluded, private living at your new address. Live at an affordable price, in comfort, amongst privacy and close to nature, an easy distance in off the Gore Hwy with the school bus just a short drive to the highway corner.
A water tag can be purchased in Millmerran which allows you to fill your pods up with drinkable water for under $3.00 each until the tag is used on the tag till your next recharge; a bore with non-drinkable water is in Thyme Ave.

Situated just 15 minutes from the township of Millmerran and half of that from the local BP Roadhouse! Millmerran boasts both public and private schools, a hospital, a doctors surgery, an aged care home, a chemist, library, post office, news agency, police station, ambulance, fire station, mechanic, tyre outlet, panel beater, spray painter, churches of many denominations, a bowls club, golf club, a pub and a tavern, an IGA, a Foodworks, a bakery, butcher, Mitre 10, Raff’s rural supplies, an aerodrome, showgrounds; where the famous sheep races and camp oven festival are held, as well as the Millmerran show. Millmerran also hosts the Rendezvous event and annual Easter hot rod show. There is a NAB bank, A Heritage bank - both with ATM’s, there’s a rifle club, a 'men's shed', the Lions Club as well as Australians only 'Lady Lions club'. There’s a museum, an indoor sports centre + public pool/aquatics centre and just around a couple of corners from this block of land is the local community hall which incorporates a tennis court and playground, so Millmerran has a lot to offer.

There is also a local coal mine, power station, quarry, chicken/egg farm + all the businesses in town and the industrial estate form the mainstay of employment for those who don’t work from home.

For those looking to mix it up a bit on the shopping front, Millmerran is very central to Toowoomba, Warwick, Inglewood, Goondiwindi, Dalby and Oakey - all roughly an hour-long scenic drive away, Pittsworth is even closer.

Time to move out of the city.
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