32 FACTORY LANE, Jamberoo NSW 2533

This is your opportunity to live in an historic part of Dairy History in the lush Jamberoo Valley only 10 minutes from the beach and 90 minutes south of Sydney.
The original Engine Room of the Jamberoo Milk Factory of 1928 was transformed in 2004 to a very stylish contemporary home on approx. 1 acre (3330sqm).
The historic exterior of brick and steel construction reveals no hint of the interiors crisp white porcelain terrazzo style finish. The library has floor to ceiling (4m) book shelves for the avid reader plus plantation shutter, there is an uncluttered stylish kitchen with s/s island bench and large walk-in pantry, double fridge space, gas cook top, study nook, European appliances and a very engaging view to the superb garden from the dining space. The oversized master suite includes generous walk in robe and ensuite bathroom, separate study and master bedroom.
For family and guests there are 2, two level double bedroom apartments with ensuites and sitting rooms, one with access and views over the serene garden from the north facing terrace. The double garage has internal access and extra storage. Little extras like heated living and bathroom floors, town water (big plus) fully insulated walls and ceilings, integrated r/cycle air-con just make the experience of living in the country in comfort a definite possibility. All of this and much more on a quiet country lane. The French influenced garden has an ivy covered steam boiler from 1928, box hedges, 100 metres of Cypress pine hedging giving privacy to the house and surrounding garden. A magic array of trees include Maple, Birch, Cedar, natives, lemons, bay and limes, spontaneous spread of daffodils and rows of statuesque plane trees. As well as the town water there is 36,000lts of stored water for the garden.
The property is surrounded by a working dairy farm with verdant pasture and the Minnamurra River within walking distance.
There is a real industrial spirit still in the design of the home with a style and sophistication you would expect from such a stunning piece of iconic dairy history.