RE/MAX Property Group proudly presents 17 Arbortwenty Four Road, Glenwood, a private and thoughtfully established retreat offering peaceful rural living among natural surrounds.
Set across approximately 3.36 acres, the property centres around a comfortable one-bedroom Mecano kit home featuring warm timber details, practical finishes and a generous deck for relaxed outdoor living. The home is supported by an off-grid power setup with a battery bank, both of which will remain with the property. Approximately 18,000 litres of water storage supplies the home.
Surrounded by established native vegetation, the property also includes a greenhouse, 40-foot shipping container and two Porta Shade carports, all remaining with the property. Whether you are seeking a quieter way of life, a low-maintenance rural escape or an established base from which to create something of your own, this unique Glenwood property offers genuine versatility.
Property features include:
• Approximately 3.36 acres of private rural-residential land
• One-bedroom, one-bathroom Mecano kit home
• Open-plan kitchen, living and dining area
• Timber deck providing additional outdoor living space
• Potbelly fireplace
• Gas cooking
• Gas hot water system
• Bathroom tiled approximately three-quarters of the way up the walls
• Rainfall showerhead
• Vinyl flooring
• Off-grid power setup with battery bank
• Approximately 18,000 litres of water storage supplying the home
• Completely off-grid, with the benefit of mains power connected to the property
• Greenhouse
• 40-foot shipping container included with the property
• Two Porta Shade carports included with the property
• Established native vegetation providing privacy and a peaceful outlook
Offering privacy, space and the opportunity to embrace a quieter, more self-sufficient lifestyle, 17 Arbortwenty Four Road is a property that needs to be experienced in person to fully appreciate its peaceful setting and practical improvements.
Contact the RE/MAX Property Group team today to arrange your private inspection.
