Description
Rare, scarce, once-in-a-lifetime. This extraordinary 140-acre property offers a unique opportunity to build your dream country house on a site that will immediately propel it onto the very short list of 'Highlands Grandest and Most Gracious Estates'.
Complete with an arboretum of near-century-old deciduous trees and with some of the most breathtaking and sweeping views of any property in the Highlands anywhere, a flat, cleared house site awaits to take advantage of the views, as does your divine weatherboard cottage (perfect as your future guest cottage) hidden away in a secret garden and surrounded by exquisite offerings such as the circular citrus garden - a sight to behold.
The cottage offers wraparound verandas, three bedrooms, high ceilings, timber floors and lining boards, a lovely kitchen, 3 fireplaces and all the charm of a bygone era. The tennis court already exists, as does the winding, gravelled driveway – a spectacular and scenic entry onto a property so private and yet so unusual that an inspection is the only way to appreciate its beauty and exceptional appeal.
The property has two separate titles (115ac & 25ac) available separately or in one line.
Features include:
• One of the most exceptional holdings in the Southern Highlands
• Expansive water views (Fitzroy Falls Reservoir appears as a large lake)
• Timber cottage with wrap around verandah, timber floors and high ceilings
• Detached timber studio; Delightful drystone walls
• Spring-fed water troughs in paddocks and around the property; spring fed
dams for permanent potable water supply
• 120,000L water tank
• Extensive machinery shedding & steel cattle yards
• Expansive views over rolling green hills
• Good fencing for stock
• Extensive and established windbreaks
• Huge, netted orchard of fruit trees (the size of two tennis courts)
• Two titles
Enjoy the spectacular elevated scenery of Wildes Meadow, one of the most pristine and beautiful areas of the Southern Highlands and renowned for its pure country air. Approximately ten minutes to the celebrated Burrawang Hotel and the village of Robertson for artisan groceries; 20 minutes to Moss Vale and 20 minutes to Bowral, with its extensive cultural offerings, this property offers huge potential and immediate liveability.
