7201 Putty Road Garland Valley NSW 2330

This approximate 998-acre property enjoys a prominent position with extensive frontage along the Putty Road, which connects Sydney and the Hunter Valley, offering a scenic journey filled with natural beauty! Its sprawling landscape is bush land with kilometers of trails, meticulously preserved in its natural splendour and bordering the Yengo National Park. Under a biodiversity stewardship agreement, this sanctuary currently provides annual income in perpetuity for maintaining the bush land

The ridges offer spectacular views to Mt Yengo. The property features 15 fully fenced acres at the front, facing Putty Road, with a charming old farmhouse circa 1910, in need of some TLC, slab-cabin with outhouses, and two dams creating great potential for a B&B or similar opportunities. There is also a natural spring located here. The farmhouse has town electricity and telecommunication services in place with on-site water and waste management systems, making daily life comfortable and sustainable.

Whether you are seeking a tranquil rural retreat, an investment with vast potential, or a fusion of both, this property promises the best of quiet country living. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes and historical charm of Garland Valley while enjoying the ease of modern amenities. Your journey into rural paradise begins here.

This property is offered for sale through an Expression of Interest program which closes on Wednesday 8th May, 2024 at 5pm. However, the vendor reserves the right to sell prior to the closing time/date.

Call Peter Chidgey 0414 921 912 from Ray White Rural Hawkesbury & Co-listing agent Hamish Rogers 0418 966 224 from Hamish Rogers Realty to find out more!

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