Step into a world where history, nature, and architecture unite.
For the first time in 52 years, the enchanting estate of “Pinchinara” is available on the market. Established in 1972, this Terara riverside property was the vision of the current owner and renowned Sydney architect Ian McKay. Here, space and comfort blend effortlessly with modern conveniences in a picturesque setting, creating the perfect home for your family.
Designed for Living and Entertaining
From the moment you enter, you’ll feel the unique charm of “Pinchinara.” This isn’t just a house; it’s a place where you can build a life, combining the serenity of the South Coast countryside with the proximity of Jervis Bay’s pristine beaches, just a 20-minute drive away. • Open-Plan Living: The expansive living area features the favourite gathering space… a light filled kitchen with all the modern conveniences and an informal dining space, ideal for everyday family meals and conversations. • Outdoor Bliss: Enjoy generous poolside dining, a cozy lounge, and a stunning inground pool-perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. • Seamless Indoor-Outdoor Flow: The living, dining, and kitchen areas open to a spacious poolside entertaining area, ideal for family gatherings and enjoying the mesmerizing river views. • Local Experiences: Enjoy visits to vineyards, microbreweries, bush treks, golf courses, and the stunning beaches of Jervis Bay. Whether for everyday living or weekend escapes, “Pinchinara” offers a lifestyle of comfort and beauty.
A Historic and Picturesque Setting
Originally a dairy farming area, “Pinchinara” now encompasses approximately 1.5 acres of lush, fertile land with stunning Shoalhaven River views. The north-facing design ensures ample sunlight, with high ceilings and large picture windows offering garden and/or water views from every room. • Spacious Accommodation: With 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 2 living areas, there’s ample space for your growing family and visiting guests. • Year-Round Comfort: Enjoy northern winter sunlight and nor-easterly cooling summer breezes, with ceiling fans throughout ensuring a comfortable night’s sleep. Two wood-burning stoves add a cozy ambiance that country homes are renowned for.
A Sanctuary of Nature
The garden at “Pinchinara” is a horticultural labour of love, featuring mature ornamental deciduous trees, magnificent maples, and prized camellias thriving in the fertile environment. Various microclimates within the garden support diverse flora and fauna, creating a private sanctuary for humans and wildlife to cohabitate. • Outdoor Activities: Spend your days fishing, sailing, kayaking, or boating in nature’s paradise at your doorstep. • Breath-taking Sunsets: The sunsets paint the sky in shades of crimson, gold, and violet, reflecting off the waters-a beautiful backdrop for your evening relaxation and photographic opportunities.
Rich Local History and Charm
Terara, situated three kilometres east of Nowra, boasts a rich history and an idyllic rural atmosphere. The small settlement was predominantly dairy-oriented and features some of the original picturesque weatherboard houses, some of which have been lovingly restored. • Convenient Location: Terara is a two-hour scenic drive from Sydney Harbour Bridge and 15 minutes from the historic Berry Township, bustling with year-round activity.
Modern Medical Facilities
Living in “Pinchinara” provides tranquillity without sacrificing access to essential services. Nearby Nowra offers modern medical facilities and specialist medical services, ensuring comprehensive healthcare is within easy reach for your family.
A Legacy of Love and Laughter
For over five decades, “Pinchinara” has been a beloved home, filled with joy and countless memories. The garden, with its secret grottos and hidden treasures, has been a haven for exploration and reflection. Now, this beloved residence is seeking a new family to continue its legacy. Experience the enchantment of “Pinchinara,” where luxury and nature converge harmoniously. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and begin your own story at “Pinchinara.”
