There's something irresistibly appealing about a property that offers both sanctuary and possibility. This ten-acre holding delivers exactly that – a private retreat where established gardens meet open paddock, and a comfortable three-bedroom home provides the perfect base for a life shaped by your dreams of country living. The fibro and iron residence sits within its own fenced enclosure, with rose bushes flourishing beneath north-facing windows, while beyond the home paddock, the land stretches towards a winter creek bordered by a remarkable granite outcrop. Whether your plans include horses, a growing menagerie, or simply the luxury of space and quietude, this property presents an opportunity to establish a rural lifestyle within reach of essential services.
3 bedrooms 1 bathroom
1970s-built fibro & iron
O-plan kitchen & meals
Fenced home paddock
Generous interior layout
Scope for horses, livestock
Large concrete-floor shed
Scheme water, R/water Tank
10 acres with winter creek
Solar Panels
As you step inside, a small foyer with an arched entry introduces a generous carpeted family room where paired windows invite northern light and frame views of the established garden. At the rear of the home, the open kitchen and meals area becomes the natural heart of daily life – a space warmed by the slow combustion fire on winter evenings, cooled by split system air conditioning through summer, and enhanced by direct access to the covered rear verandah. The kitchen itself is straightforward and functional, with laminate benches and under-bench storage serving practical needs without pretension.
Bedrooms are arranged along a central hallway. The main bedroom has a north-facing aspect, with roses blooming at the window, and includes split-system air conditioning with a wardrobe and dressing table. Both secondary bedrooms are carpeted and offer peaceful outlooks across the backyard towards the tree-lined creek and distant bushland. The family bathroom has been lightly updated and retains its bathtub, shower, and vanity, with a separate WC accessed via the walk-through laundry, adding convenience for growing families or guests.
Ten acres provides genuine scope – enough room for horses to graze and exercise, for productive gardens, for children to roam, or simply for the psychological benefit of uncluttered space. The home paddock keeps the residence separate from livestock and working areas, providing children and pets with a safe, contained space to play.
The large shed with a concrete floor serves multiple purposes – secure storage, workshop space, vehicle housing – and its roof feeds a rainwater tank that supplements the connected scheme water. Solar panels offset electricity costs. These are sensible, functional improvements that reduce ongoing costs and increase self-sufficiency.
Location brings its own advantages. The Kep Track provides quality trail riding, mountain biking and walking routes without the need to float horses or load bikes into vehicles. The Clackline Nature Reserve sits nearby, expanding recreational options.
This is a property for people ready to embrace a different pace. Whether you've long planned to keep horses, dreamed of establishing gardens that sprawl beyond suburban constraints, or simply recognised the appeal of morning coffee on a verandah overlooking your own paddocks rather than a neighbour's fence, this holding offers the foundations. Bakers Hill township provides essential services within comfortable reach. The home is comfortable and functional, the land is workable and the location combines seclusion with accessibility. The opportunity is clear.
To arrange an inspection of this property, call Lee Nangle – 0427 202 366.
