132 Shiraz Drive Gulgong NSW 2852

FIRST IMPRESSIONS FROM THE AGENT
Nestled privately between Mudgee and Gulgong, this stunning property combines productive land, exceptional water security and breathtaking rural views. The spacious shed home boasts soaring ceilings, expansive glass, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow that captures the scenery at every turn. It's a lifestyle property designed for those who value quality land, self-sufficiency and complete privacy without isolation.

FIRST CHOICE FEATURES
- 20.64ha (approx. 51 acres) of productive, arable country divided into three paddocks
- Excellent water infrastructure with 50 megalitres of general security and 8 megalitres of high security
- Additional two rainwater tanks for domestic supply
- Spacious open plan living and dining area with full-length windows and glass doors framing the views
- Large, well-appointed kitchen with gas cooktop and generous bench space
- Two oversized bedrooms, each with air conditioning
- Upstairs loft perfect as a home office, second living space or extra bedroom
- High, pitched ceilings enhancing light and space
- Covered verandah for entertaining or simply enjoying the scenery
- Double lock-up garage
- Private location only 15 minutes from Mudgee and 5 minutes from Gulgong

WHY THE OWNER PUT THE PROPERTY FIRST
The owners were drawn to this land for its rare combination of arable country and secure water, a feature that sets it apart in the Mudgee district. They've designed the home to maximise the outlook, with every living space taking in sweeping views. It's been an idyllic retreat, offering peace, productivity and a sense of freedom that's hard to match.

Contact Andrew Blackman on 0413 488 844 or Marnie Robbins on 0423 618 693 to arrange your private inspection.

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