Located in the region of Hereford Hall, 45 kms* /40 minutes* from historic Braidwood and hidden away amongst 140 acres*/56.67HA* of pristine bushlands, this special property offers a rare opportunity to escape the pressures of modern life and immerse yourself in nature. Accessed via a winding driveway through native forest, this enchanting property reveals a handcrafted stone cottage nestled beside the crystal-clear waters of Jerrabattgulla Creek.
From the moment you arrive, the sounds of native birds, whispering trees, and flowing water create a sense of tranquility that is increasingly difficult to find.
The Cottage
Lovingly crafted using granite stone sourced directly from the property, the cottage embraces its natural surroundings with a distinctly Australian bush character. Rustic timber detailing, exposed beam ceilings, handcrafted finishes, and a unique polished concrete floor featuring exposed timber rounds create a warm and authentic atmosphere throughout.
At the heart of the home is a charming country kitchen featuring terracotta-tiled benchtops, timber slab cabinetry, timber splashbacks, a traditional wood-fired cooker, gas cooktop and under bench oven.
A light-filled dining room doubles as an additional downstairs bedroom, captures spectacular views across to the surrounding National Park, while the generous lounge room offers year-round comfort with a striking stone mantle and Jotul fireplace. Upstairs offers a loft style bedroom, while guest can be accommodated in a guest cabin only meters from the main house with ensuite bathroom. The main bathroom continues the rustic theme with handcrafted timber features, while an enclosed outdoor gazebo provides the perfect setting for relaxed dining surrounded by the sounds of the water-feature garden.
The Land
One of the property's most remarkable features is its approximately 1km (approx) frontage to Jerrabattgulla Creek. A picturesque bush track meanders through established park-like grounds to a sandy creek side beach, where swimming holes and crystal-clear water create a private natural playground complete with shy platypus.
Water for the property is sourced directly from a mountain stream within the adjoining National Park and gravity-fed to storage tanks, supporting a truly self-sufficient lifestyle.
Additional Improvements
• 140 acres (approx.) of natural bushland and wildlife habitat (Conservation Area)
• Fully off-grid near new solar power system
• Separate one-bedroom guest accommodation with ensuite
• Two-bay shed with roller doors
• Two bay workshop/ garage
• Satellite NBN internet offering mobile reception
For those seeking privacy, sustainability, adventure, and a genuine connection to nature, this extraordinary property offers an unforgettable lifestyle opportunity.
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PLEASE NOTE: Whilst all care has been taken to ensure accuracy in the preparation of the particulars herein, no warranty can be given, and interested parties must rely on their own enquiries.
