Have a chip on the old block

The property at 160 Venture Rd, Bynoe. Picture: realestate.com.au

You’ve got a choice of fish or chip at this Top End escape, with fishing an easy five minute drive away and a fairway running across the 8ha block where you can chip away to your heart’s content.

The acreage block at 160 Venture Rd, Bynoe, is on the market through Ryan Rowsell of Ray White Palmerston, with a price guide of $680,000.

Mr Rowsell said the block was the perfect weekender for enjoying the best of Territory living.

“It’s the location that really makes it stand out,” he said.

“It’s only a couple of minutes from the boat ramp and in the heart of some of the best fishing on offer.

“Plus there’s the golf course.

“It may be just one hole … but I’ve never seen anything like it (on the Darwin market).”

You can work on your swing between fishing trips. Picture: realestate.com.au

The three-bedroom home has been recently updated. Picture: realestate.com.au

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The property comes with a fully coded, semi-elevated house that has recently been renovated, an in-ground pool, a barbecue area, a fire pit and two sheds.

The three-bedroom home has a full length veranda, open plan living and dining and an updated kitchen with breakfast bar.

Two of the bedrooms have built-in robes, there is a family bathroom and the master suite has a walk-in robe, ensuite and veranda access.

Inside the home is light and bright. Picture: realestate.com.au

One of the two sheds on the property comes with a hoist and a bathroom. Picture: realestate.com.au

Mr Rowsell said the golf green spanning the block was the centrepiece of the property.

“When you’re not out fishing, you can find yourself right there working on your short game,” he said.

The property has a big shed with hoist and bathroom, plus a second two-bay garage.

There is native bushland on the block, along with established fruit trees, a green house, all weather access to the home and a gated front entry.

“It’s an hour from the city yet you feel miles away from suburbia with fishing on your doorstep,” Mr Rowsell said.

“It’s a property that really does have everything you could need, and it could be anything you want it to be.

“With the sheds, you could run a business from there, or it could be a weekender or an Airbnb.”

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