361 Mines Road, Deep Creek NSW 2440

Set among the natural beauty of Deep Creek, this standout property offers a lifestyle many dream of but few experience. From the moment you arrive, there's a sense of calm that makes you feel instantly at home.

Inside, you're welcomed by fresh flooring, a striking brick feature wall and an open layout designed for easy everyday living and relaxed entertaining. At the heart of the home sits a beautifully installed new kitchen complete with a dishwasher - a functional, stylish space that makes cooking and mealtimes a breeze. Stay cool wit air conditioning and ceiling fans throughout and enjoy winter evening by the brand-new wood fireplace.

The thoughtful floorplan includes four generous bedrooms - the master with an ensuite and walk-in robe, plus a versatile office that can easily transform into a fifth bedroom when needed.

Step outdoors and the possibilities expand. A securely fenced house yard flows into three separate paddocks, giving you flexibility for animals, hobbies or simply enjoying the open space. The vegie gardens are ready for planting, the shed handles your storage or workshop needs, and with approximately 80Ha (200Ac) to explore, there's always something new to discover.

Sustainability comes naturally here. Solar panels, solar hot water and 5x 25,000L tanks help keep you utilities in check. School bus is available from the front gate, and only 3km of dirt road before you hit the tar and you're approx. 20km comfortable country drive into Kempsey.

361 Mines Road is more than a property - it's a chance to create the lifestyle you've been searching for. Space, freedom and comfort all come together in one unforgettable package.

If you're ready for your next chapter, it's waiting for you here. Call Josh on 0448 637 509 for more information or to arrange your private inspection.

*Borders are indicative only.

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