Held in the one family since first acquired in 1854, "Point View" is a spectacular landmark 65-acre property consisting of three separate lots each with their own unique characteristics.
These include long waterfronts, high vegetated slopes topped with magnificent sandstone ridges, a wonderfully accessible massive waterfall, a grassy 1 acre flat and shady campsite at the water's edge, about 15 acres of flat, clear and well-watered and fenced grazing plain and of course the unique and historic elevated homesite leading down over grassy lawns and stunning mature exotic trees to the water's edge where Mangrove Creek and Sugee Bay Creek come together. All this under abundant bird life.
The hand cut sandstone foundation stones and substantial fireplace remain and can be part of the DA approved home yet to be constructed on this site. There is a mature mini orchard adjacent to the structure including two fig trees, lemon, lime, orange, mandarin, pink grapefruit and cumquat trees. Also adjacent to the foundations is a comfortable self-contained caravan and annex providing a comfortable base for accommodation during a future home construction period or just as a place by the water to which you may want to escape. A near new substantial steel 6 car open structure provides a very large, protected work and storage area. Also on this site is a lockable double garage on concrete slab plus a bore and new electricity connection infrastructure upgrading the electricity service to the site and the new home. Approximately 60,000 litres of tank storage is in place.
The flat approximately 15-acre grazing plan is well watered from a central spring and is properly fenced for management of cattle.
Almost the entire property backs onto Dharug National Park, offering magnificent trails, native fauna and flora for those wanting to explore.
This property offers the special experience of waterfront living but with key structures well above the flood plain. You can experience many water-based activities including fishing for mud crab and a variety of fish including flathead. Boaties can enjoy the 40-minute trip over to Palm Beach for lunch, or just a lazy exploration of the creek in a canoe.
The property is approx. one hour drive by the M1 to Wahroonga at the northern end of Sydney and approximately 40 minutes to all the many facilities now available on the Central Coast including major teaching hospital, university, shopping centres, sporting arenas and beaches. On the way, you will pass the facilities at the Mangrove Mountain Hub Shopping facility offering groceries, café, post office, fuel and chemist and there are many roadside stalls offering organic veggies and fresh eggs and honey!
Come and experience the feeling!
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