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1.2 acre vacant land for sale on
1640 acres on
mid-north coast NSW.
The cheapest way to own your own home is join a land sharing
cooperative.
Total price $35,000. Phone Marcus on 0408-697189 or email
oneearthmedia-go at yahoo
dot com dot au
Please contact us for copies of the
last few newsletters, and the full Rules & By-Laws, which members must agree
to before purchasing.
1. The objects of the
cooperative shall be:
(a) To acquire land for the purpose of providing low cost rural
residential housing for members.
(b) To promote the development of a community of artists, musicians,
artisans and craftspeople.
(c) To promote the production and disposal of agricultural products of
members and other persons.
(d) To promote the principles and methods of permaculture in agriculture
and horticulture.
(e) To promote and encourage a community where members and their
families can become self sufficient.
(f) To provide a setting where rural re-settlement in hamlets and
village clusters can evolve.
(g) To promote and encourage rural employment in socially and
environmentally useful work.
(h) To preserve and protect flora and fauna on land acquired for such
purpose.
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Share in established land
sharing co-operative for sale.
Goolawah land sharing cooperative is located on
1640 acres (664 ha) of land approx 12 kilometers south of the famous
longboard break at Crescent Head and 16 kms north of the excellent
shopping and health facilities at Port Macquarie, on the mid-north coast
of NSW.
Goolawah Cooperative Ltd was registered with NSW Office of Fair Trading
in 1999 and purchased the land with the intention of establishing a
community soon after.
About 200 acres of Goolawah Co-op is cleared ex-cattle farm which is the
home sites for the 80 members, and the remanding 1400 acres is mainly
SEPP 14 wetlands or natural bush. There is a significant holding
of SEPP44 Koala Habitat on the land. (SEPP is State Environment Planning
Policies, and the SEPP 15 guidelines, which is the Rural Land-Sharing
Communities is discussed on bottom right of this webpage - it was
co-written by Bob Carr)
Each shareholding is allocated 1.2 acres (.5 ha) of land for their home
site. The home site for sale is 4kms as the crow (or 4wd) flies
from Delicate Nobbys Beach, just south of Crescent Head. It
adjoins Limeburners Nature Reserve.
The home site is a gentle slope with good top soil over a clay
base for the top third of the acre, then sandy loam for the bottom 2/3
of the site. Avocadoes grow well, with one five year old tree about ten
feet tall, and others coming up.
The site also has some citrus (valencia orange, lime and lemon trees),
three fig and pecan and apple tree all two years old. An organic vegie
garden has been established on the site for four years.
Included in price are two caravans - one 22' x 9' wide (a lounge is
included) which serves as the lounge room and bedroom/washroom. Another
16' van is well appointed as the dining room and kitchen.
Building materials include approx. 30 bush poles which can be used to
build a roof or in the main house. Also a glass feature door (value
$600), two large solar hot water panels and other materials including
some tin and fencing.
A 1000 litre water tank, Honda/Onga firefighter water pump with ag
fittings to pump from one of the nearby dams or the bore, and
Yamaha/Rover mower. Price includes a share in a bore and dams. The
telephone line is connected to the vans.
The local council has started work on tarring the road to our gate and
it looks like that will be completed by Christmas. Many thousands of
dollars have been spent on acquiring DA approval and the co-ordinator
reported at the May 2008 community meeting (held monthly) that she
expects the DA to be approved soon.
Total price $35,000 as is where is. Phone Marcus on 0408-697189 or email
oneearthmedia-go at yahoo
dot com dot au
Please note that there is a fully refundable joining fee to become a
member of the co-op, and that levies have been set at $300 per annum per
adult member.
The last share sold in Goolawah
Cooperative (as far as I am aware) was two years ago for $35000. I
truly this home goes to a good family or someone that enjoys the
surfing, fishing and relaxed country lifestyle. The wild wallabies
eat out of you hand here
8th May 2008
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Hi - the permacult.com.au website has been
offline for some time, but we're coming back and should be back bigger
and better than before in a few weeks.
Sydney Rental Crisis Continues - REINSW
Rental crisis predicted to worsen - ABC
Rental Crisis in Sydney
Housing affordability to worsen - SMH
Affordable Housing
What is it and why does it matter? - Sydney Univeristy
- PDF file

Photo shows entire Goolawah Co-operative -
1640 acres is shown with black boundary. Site for sale is near the
bottom SE corner.

Click photo to see immediate surrounding of
the homesite as they were in 2005. The immediate neighbours have
nine children aged between 1 and 16 years old.

2006 photo shows home site's boundary before
the vans were relocated on it.
| Title: |
SEPP No. 15 - Rural Land-Sharing
Communities |
| Gazetted: |
09.04.98 |
| Abstract: |
Makes multiple occupancy permissible,
with council consent, in rural and non-urban zones, subject to a
list of criteria in clause 9(1) of the policy. Multiple
occupancy is defined as the collective management and sharing of
unsubdivided land, facilities and resources. The policy
encourages a community-based environmentally-sensitive approach
to rural settlement, and enables the pooling of resources to
develop opportunities for communal rural living. SEPP 15 Guide
provides guidance to intending applicants. |
| Link: |
Link to legislation.nsw.gov.au |
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