Cradled by 114 acres of bore-fed countryside and sweeping, unending views, Glen Hills offers a storybook home and a lifestyle so secluded, the outside world feels a world away.
What you get instead is your own pocket universe vast rolling green, tranquil dams, fenced paddocks built for rotation, and crests that rise high enough to spy the silhouette of Mount Barker Summit and the faint glimmer of Lake Alexandrina.
At its heart stands a weatherboard home that tips its hat to heritage with a facade straight from a country fairytale and then opens into something much more modern, made to hold the landscape in its gaze via expansive double glazing at every turn.
The open-plan heart doesn't so much flow as dissolve into the dramatic alfresco pavilion, capped with a soaring pitched roof. You'll want to cook with the stacker doors wide open, letting the summer breeze flirt with stone benchtops, shaker cabinetry and a 900mm oven.
And when retreat calls louder than company, the second lounge is ready. Parents are granted their own wing-a sanctuary with ensuite and walk-in robe - while the kids claim spacious quarters of their own, distant enough to keep the peace, close enough for comfort.
Soaring ceilings, timber-framed windows of Tasmanian Oak, sleek bathrooms, custom joinery and a soft, neutral colour palette complete this pretty picture.
The bore- drilled just 18 months ago - offers endless supply in a region where scarcity is often the rule. Three dams, a natural spring, motorbike tracks and livestock-ready paddocks bring freedom, utility and life to the land.
Extensive veggie patches and fruit trees make it a largely self-sufficient, 'paddock to plate' proposition - with the scope to rear your own beef. Food for thought.
And should your ambitions lean toward rural tourism, Glen Hills could be the ultimate station stay experience. There's a natural site for a tiny home waiting high on the hill with unmatched views (STTC).
When civilisation beckons - via the 2.5 km private driveway crossing over the Bremer River - the veil lifts and you're only minutes from either Woodside, Nairne, Mount Torrens and everything these thriving Hills towns have to offer. Magic.
More to love:
• 114 acres (approx.) with panoramic views
• Newly drilled, quality bore (2023) providing reliable water supply - 357 L/min 1000 Salinity
• Three dams - two of which have had extended earth working done to them to provide a flat space for camping and other activities
• Two large, fenced paddocks ideal for rotational grazing
• Scope to add a horse arena on one of several flat sites
• Motorbike tracks, natural spring and campsite-ready elevated location
• Mains power
• Fruit trees, raised veggie gardens & chicken coop for self-sufficient living
• Weatherboard-clad main residence with modern, double-glazed interior
• Expansive open-plan living with custom joinery throughout
• Pavilion-style alfresco zone with soaring pitched roof
• Shaker-style kitchen with dishwasher, stone benchtops, 900mm oven, and butler's pantry
• Separate children's wing and second living zone
• Powered dual bay shed with workshop or storage capacity
• NBN connected
• Suits those seeking a lifestyle escape with exceptional utility and extra accommodation
• Close to Harrogate Recreation Reserve with BBQ shelter, flying fox, walking trails, and tennis courts
• Within 15 minutes of some amazing Hills wineries - Bird in Hand, Art Wine and Simon Tolley
• School bus from the front gate & Hills Christian School pick up from Mount Torrens
CT / 6007/886
Council / The Rural City of Murray Bridge
Zoning / Rural (Z5404) - Ru
Built / 2019
Land / 46.18ha / 114 Acres (approx)
Council Rates / $TBC
Emergency Services Levy / $TBC
Estimated rental assessment / Written rental assessment can be provided upon request
Nearby Schools / Woodside Primary, Oakbank Area School, Nairne Primary School & Cornerstone College
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