115D Jarretts Lane, Kangaroo Valley, NSW, 2577

SoldJul 30, 2021

115D Jarretts Lane, Kangaroo Valley, NSW, 2577

Amount undisclosed

5.4 ac.

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Jul 30, 2021

What's around 115D Jarretts Lane

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Character filled, warm and cozy makes this the epitome of country abodes. The fabric of the home is drenched in history with the iron-bark poles originally from a Pyrmont, Sydney wharf and Oregon timbers used from an old shearing shed believed to be 80 years old. The very end position of this short lane ensures privacy and serenity. The elevation of the property offers amazing distant escarpment views with a different aspect from every room. It is hard to believe the seclusion offered by the property is only a short 4-minute drive to the heart of Kangaroo Valley village. - Arguably the most sought after lane in Kangaroo Valley - Beautiful landscaped gardens each with a distinctive character. - Petanque court - Slow combustion fireplace - Modern kitchen with Bosch appliances and gas cooking - Reverse Cycle Air-conditioning - Double garage plus workshop

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Buyer's review

almost 5 years ago

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Very good experience with Nick from Belle.

Michael & Sarahm

Buyer

Seller's review

over 4 years ago

Verified Review

Nick is a most amiable person who was in close...

Nick is a most amiable person who was in close contact with us over a 9 month period. Our house was very unusual and difficult to compare with other properties on the market at that time. Nick worked cheerfully through the frustration of dealing with mainly Sydney buyers with their lack of knowledge and research regard life on a 5 acre rural property. He persevered through the frustration with good humour and achieved our sales target in the end. We had a few issues with the office administration in the early days but this was all resolved so as not to impact on the sales process. We actually miss having Nick around the place.

Kenn

Seller