A beautiful rural property just 14km from Wisemans Ferry on tar sealed road and around 1 hour from Pennant Hills or Hornsby. Approximately 25 acres of fertile river flats, 10 acres of flood free arable land and 40 acres of natural bushland teeming with wildlife. There is approximately 400 meters of frontage to the pristine MacDonald River; a tidal waterway with white sand beach areas. There is a creek fed dam in the top paddock, a natural spring in the bottom paddock, cattle yards and fencing.
The main home was built in the 1890s and has been extensively modernised and fully renovated including an entertainers kitchen and modern bathroom. Its open and inviting with a lovely large deck area and courtyard perfect for family get togethers and entertaining.
The dairy cottage is built from hand hewn sandstone from the original 1840s settlers cottage and has been beautifully renovated incorporating modern clean lines while still maintaining its rustic heritage with exposed sandstone wall and timber kitchen.
The large machinery shed (9.5 x 12m) and dairy are separately metered for electricity and have separate septic.
There are beautiful rural views from every window, its a peaceful location offering a place to relax and do nothing if you choose or there is room for horses, bikes and boats down by the river. Explore the property to the top of the mountain via an access trail used annually as part of the Shahzade horse trail ride. There are many other bush walking trails in the area and the Historic Settlers Arms Inn is located nearby.
This property offers many opportunities including enjoying it all yourself as a permanent residence, rental property, holiday home, weekender, bed and breakfast or agistment for animals. Contact us to inspect this rural escape and experience the lifestyle this property has to offer.
Paul Vella - 0418 649294
WFR Office - 02 45664660
All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we can not guarantee its accuracy, and interested persons should rely on their own inquiries.
