Surrounded by national park and nestled between the exclusive rural towns of Quorrobolong, Kitchener and Elrington, this quality dual-occupancy home on 19.57 acres of majority arable pasture is an impressive blend of quality living and practicality.
Built in 1890, this homestead has undergone and extensive yet tasteful renovation and boasts a 15-metre pool, outstanding rural outlook, 10m x 6m drive-through shed with attached carport and adjacent studio/home office. The self-contained, two-bedroom studio offers and outstanding opportunity for guests, extended family or a valued second income.
Features include, but are not limited to:

• Main Homestead: Renovated with country charm, large bedrooms, modern bathroom and kitchen with formal loungeroom or flexible bedroom, large open plan living/dining, outstanding hardwood wrap-around deck overlooking 15m pool and open paddocks. Master bedroom with brilliant ensuite complete with clawfoot bath tub, adults retreat and direct access to merbau deck.

• Studio: Single-level two-bedroom, one-bathroom with kitchen, bathroom, air-conditioning, fireplace, hardwood timber deck overlooking bushland and enclosed yard for dogs etc.

• 6m x 10m drive-through shed with attached carport and adjacent 6m x 7m enclosed studio or office space. A flexible space for those seeking a kids sleepout, home office or even guest accommodation.

Additional features: elevated ceilings throughout, beautiful landscaping, 5 x dams, ducted air-conditioning to main homestead, split system air-conditioning to studio,

4.5km to the Khartoum Hotel, Kitchener
9.1km to Cessnock
11.6km to Nulkaba and Hunter Valley Wine Country
21km to M1 Motorway

Dual-occupancy acreage properties like this do not last long so get in quick and take advantage of convenience and extravagance. Viewing by private appointment.

Ben Wrigley – 0409 652 160

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