Offering an enviable mix of open pasture and natural bushland, this 366-acre property provides the ultimate country lifestyle. With approximately 90 acres of cleared land and the balance in native vegetation, this is a haven for nature lovers, hobby farmers, or those seeking complete peace and privacy. The property also enjoys more than a kilometre of Mount Misery Creek meandering through, adding to its natural appeal and tranquil setting, being offered to the open market for the first time in approximately 60 years.
Completed in 1981, the striking home made from local stone and double-brick blends rustic charm with practical family living. The residence features four spacious bedrooms, including a master with its own ensuite bathroom. The open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area is at the heart of the home, featuring electric cooking, a wall oven, and a dishwasher.
Downstairs, a generous rumpus room offers the perfect space for entertaining or relaxing, complete with an open fireplace, bar, and small wine cellar. The home is heated by wood fires, with a centrally located family bathroom and satellite NBN ensuring modern comfort and connectivity.
Outdoor living is well catered for, with both front and rear decks providing beautiful outlooks over the surrounding countryside. Extensive shedding includes an 18m x 9m machinery shed with an open bay, earthen floor and power connected, plus a 6m x 9m lock-up section with concrete floor and power. There's also a 7m x 14m hay shed, offering ample storage for equipment or feed.
The property is well-equipped for self-sufficient living, with approximately 60,000 litres of rainwater storage pressurised to the house and a good set of cattle yards with race and crush. Rolling pastures, bush trails, and established trees make this property a standout opportunity to embrace a peaceful rural lifestyle in a truly picturesque location.
A rare chance to secure an expansive country holding combining charm, functionality, and natural beauty – your perfect escape to the country awaits.
