Rarely does an opportunity of this calibre present itself in the Southern Highlands.
Encompassing 140 acres (also available as 25 or 115 acres) of extraordinary country in one of Wildes Meadow's most beautiful and elevated settings, this remarkable holding offers the rarest of possibilities: the chance to create a private Highlands estate of enduring distinction.
Available in its entirety or as separate 25-acre and 115-acre parcels, the property commands an extraordinary panorama across rolling green hills towards Fitzroy Falls Reservoir, which appears in the landscape as an expansive inland lake. It is a setting of remarkable scale and beauty - peaceful, private and utterly compelling.
At its heart is an exceptional homesite: level, cleared and perfectly positioned to capture the property's breathtaking outlook. Here, a future residence could occupy a setting of extraordinary natural theatre, surrounded by mature trees, established gardens and the tranquillity for which this part of the Highlands is renowned.
There is already a sense of permanence.
An enchanting arboretum, planted almost a century ago, provides a magnificent framework of mature deciduous trees. Established windbreaks, dry-stone walls, orchards and gardens have given the land a richness and character rarely encountered in contemporary rural holdings.
Tucked discreetly within a secret garden is a delightful weatherboard cottage - an evocative piece of the property's history and an ideal future guest residence. Wrapped in verandahs, it retains the romance of another era, with three bedrooms, high ceilings, timber floors and lining boards, a charming country kitchen and three fireplaces.
Beyond it, a circular citrus garden creates an unexpected moment of beauty. A substantial netted orchard, approximately the size of two tennis courts, further reflects the property's established horticultural character, while a detached timber studio offers additional versatility.
The setting is complemented by infrastructure befitting a genuine country estate. A sweeping gravel driveway provides a memorable approach through the landscape; a tennis court is already established; substantial machinery shedding and steel cattle yards support agricultural use; and good fencing, spring-fed troughs and dams, extensive windbreaks and a 120,000-litre water tank provide the practical foundations for country life.
Yet it is the land itself that defines this opportunity.
