146 Yarralaw Road, Windellama NSW 2580

Property Details: • Type: Rural

• Bedrooms: 4 • Bathrooms: 2

Description: Looking to escape city life and live amongst the gum trees? This private retreat could be just what you've been searching for. Yes, the home could do with some upkeep and general modernisation if that's your style or simply embrace its rustic charm and make a few minor touch-ups to create a space that's truly your own. What You'll Love - Rawson built brick home, set amid 100 acres 50% grazing, 50% bush - Front porch with generous courtyard area for those morning coffees - Expansive, oversized lounge room with ambient slow combustion wood fire heating - Dedicated light filled dining area framing & embracing the natural bushland outlook - Well-presented kitchen with generous prepping space & breakfast bar - Four generously sized bedrooms all with built-in robes - Master suite has a private ensuite with an oversized walk in shower - A second spacious family bathroom with soaking corner bath sets the tone for relaxation - Ceiling fans perfectly positioned throughout the home to embrace the natural cooling elements of nature Infrastructure & Extras Potential to convert the existing powered workshop/man cave into a Granny Flat with power, a fireplace, minor plumbing and original outbuilding nearby 17x12m powered machinery shed with a secure garage space and still room for up to 10 vehicles/tractors Two paddocks with stock yard and loading ramp Chicken coop and woodshed 15,000-gallon water tank capacity Plus additionally 2 dams and a seasonal creek with waterholes A unique opportunity to embrace a peaceful rural lifestyle with space, privacy and scope to make it your own is now on offer all just 20 minutes from Marulan and 30 minutes from Goulburn. So, if you're looking for privacy, seclusion and options, then Call Now to book your Private Viewing! Disclaimer: "All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries".