The unicorn property hidden at the end of the road that nature lovers dream of. Sharing a boundary on three sides with the expansive Bluff State Forest the property offers an exceptional lifestyle for those seeking privacy, natural beauty, and scale. Spanning approximately 238 acres of freehold land (plus 21 acres under grazing licence), this remarkable property delivers a cool, temperate climate and an immersive connection to nature. Around 1.3 kilometres of Flaggy Creek winds gracefully through the holding, creating a picturesque landscape complete with a charming waterfall, pristine swimming holes, and a thriving habitat for native wildlife, including the iconic platypus and an abundance of birdlife. Bordering the vast 12,700 acre Bluff State Forest, the property offers direct access to a network of established trails popular for hiking, horse riding, and mountain biking. The home itself is privately nestled among the trees, exuding warmth and rustic charm. A fireplace enhances the inviting ambience while providing a reliable heat source through the cooler months. Expansive windows invite natural light throughout and create a seamless connection to the surrounding landscape. Stepping outside, a generous timber deck offers the perfect place to relax and take in the tranquillity of the setting. Ample storage throughout with built in robes in both bedrooms and loft storage above the bathroom. Sustainability is well catered for, with an 11,500L rainwater tank supplying drinking water supported by a 27,000L tank for all other purposes and a fully off-grid system in place, comprising 2.8kW of solar, 4kW battery storage supported by a 48V system. Gas cooking and instant gas hot water are on offer for your convenience. Complementing the residence, the 12m X 12m shed is a highly functional space featuring an excellent workshop and closed in living spaces ideal for extended family, guests or flexible use. Environmentally significant, the land is mapped as habitat for up to 33 threatened species, including the magnificent brood frog and the greater glider. The forested landscape showcases a diverse mix of native trees, with flourishing stands of blue gum, lemon-scented gum, rose gum, ironbark, bloodwood, as well as 'of concern' regional ecosystems featuring grey gums and she-oaks. Birdwatchers will appreciate the property's location near a recognised eBird hotspot. Practical features complement the natural appeal, with boundary fencing in place to support light grazing or horses. A substantial dam and previously cleared creek flats provide further versatility for primary production or lifestyle use. Adding further appeal, the property offers income potential with six established campsites positioned along Flaggy Creek, providing an opportunity for supplementary returns while capitalising on the area's natural beauty.A note from the owners:Q : Where do we start to explain our fully self-sufficient solar powered off grid property tucked away in paradise from its rustic but cosy & comfortable 2 bedroom cabin; 12 metre x 12 metre workshop to its towering rose gums lining the creek and the abundance of wildlife whether they fly, swim or crawl we have it all.A : We can't. We think it's a unicorn and words cannot fully describe this place, you will have to come and see!This wonderful property is available to view by appointment. Please contact Alex Payne on 0409 328 153.
