28 Pulpit Hill Road, Katoomba NSW 2780

Approximately 756 Acres of pristine natural bush land with approved building site bordering onto the magnificent Megalong Valley and famous Greater Blue Mountains world heritage area.
Held by the current owners for the past 45 years and known to them as 'Invincibility Point', so named for the pristine grandeur, seclusion and serenity of this magnificent locally and national significant, virtually untouched natural treasure. The powerful feeling of being at one with nature and the expansion of the sense that arise in the midst of this beautiful landscape is quite palpable and mesmerizing.
'Invincibility Point' is one of the largest undeveloped escarpment properties ever offered for sale in the Upper Blue Mountains. Adjoining the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area (and which in the agent's opinion deserves to be added to this awesome World Heritage area). Nature itself is fully and delightfully on display throughout the property, a wonderland of diverse native flora, fauna and bird life. The boundaries extend from the end of Pulpit Hill Road to the escarpment cliff edges where one is overcome by the breathtaking, commanding views equal to the best in the world, into Megalong Valley and onward to the distant mountain ranges. On offer is a land area of approximately 304 Hectares (754 Acres) and is composed of 5 Lots on one title and one separate title Lot (89 Hectares) featuring a development approval for a residential property. Imagine for a minute your own secluded hideaway in this incredible environment and being surrounded by the beauty, the silence, the peacefulness and simultaneously the invigorating atmosphere of this iconic place, as you walk in the evening to the escarpment to witness the awesome scenery and spectacular sunsets at dusk.
One thing is clear, the new owner will have the immense privilege and honour of both enjoying and having the stewardship of this environmentally important outstanding historic land area of Australia at the top of the Blue Mountains and is unlikely to want to part with it for generations to come.