September 5th 2024.
Back in the day, there was a charming sugar cane farm that spanned over acres of land, with a rustic railway line running through it. However, this beautiful piece of land is now up for sale and is one of the largest parcels in the Tweed region.
Located at 738 Cudgen Road, near the border of New South Wales and Queensland, this 48.6-hectare property has been in the family for generations. It was first purchased by the post-war settlers, Hec and Ena Robertson, back in the 1940s during World War II. Since then, it has been passed down through the family, carrying with it a rich history and sentimental value.
This farm holds a special place in the Tweed's industry history, having served as a sugar mill and later a dairy farm for the Cudgen area. Its contribution to the local economy and community is commendable. The property also boasts of a 16-kilometer railway line, which was used to transport sugar to the nearby Chinderah Wharf for shipment. Today, this land has caught the attention of developers, who see great potential in it.
According to Ray White's Jessica Murphy, the interest in this property has been overwhelming. She says, "Let's just say my phone and emails have not stopped on this." It's no surprise, given the prime location of the land next to the new Tweed Valley Hospital. The demand for such a large piece of land is high, and it is expected to fetch a hefty price tag of over $20 million.
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