1549 Upper Myall Rd, Warranulla NSW 2423

:: Magnificent home with N/E aspect & views.
:: Spacious accom with owner suite & sep guest suite
:: Well established gardens and orchard
:: Huge sheds/workshop, perfect for home industry.
:: Office/studio, kids tree house
:: Privacy & seclusion close to State Forest
Situated 24 kms from Gloucester and 35 kms from Bulahdelah, this immaculately presented property offers the best in rural/coastal acreage and recreational/residential lifestyles. The undulating land features 50% cleared acres, rainforest gullies, an elevated and sheltered North/east aspect and State Forest boundary. The owner built the substantial homestead to the highest of standards including cedar joinery, polished timber floor,high ceilings and wide verandahs all round. Features include
Main Living: Open plan living with slow combustion fire, large timber kitchen, wall oven, wood stove, pantry.: 2 bedrooms with sep bathroom, owners suite with sep bathroom and walk in robe. library, separate storeroom, carport & 9foot wide verandahs all round. Lower Level: Main living/gamesroom with s/com fire, separate ground level entry with internal access to main level, large double bedroom, sep bathroom. A newly completed studio office adjoins the carport
Machinery Shed: Fully enclose 9Mx18M high top shed/workshop with mezzanine floor, full concrete floor, shower and toilet, attached 7Mx18M open bay storage with full concrete floor .
House paddock:Fully enclosed, terraced vege garden with tool shed and irrigation, established orchard, ample water storage, kids tree house, well established gardens.
Farm: Full perimeter fencing. Large swimming lake/dam, 18Mx11m additional ridge top shed and stables.
A quality home and lifestyle suitable for home industry, horses, cattle and close to vast State Forest trails.
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