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Description: An exceptional opportunity to secure a property in the tightly held Athol Glen area, just under 10 minutes from the historic township of Glenreagh. Set across approximately 40 hectares, the property offers a wonderful blend of native bushland and subtropical rainforest, adjoining the Conglomerate State Forest (Sherwood Nature Reserve) and providing a wonderfully private outlook, a true haven for those who appreciate nature and the great outdoors.
The well maintained, solid steel framed home offers a comfortable open plan design filled with natural light. Large windows capture peaceful bushland views, while beautiful Brush Box timber floors add warmth and character throughout. The kitchen provides ample bench space and storage, with gas cooking, while reverse cycle air conditioning ensures year round comfort.
Both north facing bedrooms are generously sized and feature built in robes. The bathroom includes a relaxing spa bath, with a separate toilet and internal laundry providing convenient access to the rear of the home.
A substantial 12m x 7.5m shed features large central sliding doors, providing plenty of room for machinery, vehicles, storage or recreational equipment.
Across the road, the additional approximately 10 acre parcel adjoins Sherwood Creek. Once an established Nashi Pear farm and later used to grow Proteas.
This Property includes access to a joint 30 megalitre water licence.
Further features include:
- Two 5,000 gallon water tanks
- Roof-mounted sprinkler system for added bushfire preparedness
- Some additional machinery included with the sale
- Approximately 500m hike to spectacular waterfalls within the Conglomerate State Forest (Sherwood Nature Reserve)
A rare opportunity to secure a private rural property with established infrastructure, natural beauty and direct proximity to some of the area's most impressive natural features.
Disclaimer: The information contained herein has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable; however, its accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries and investigations.
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