Treetops Retreat

Online Auction 2nd December 2021 @ 2.30 pm - Guide $1,350,00<br/><br/>Nestled in amongst the wooded hills of the Yarramalong Valley is this beautiful cabin-style three-bedroom cedar wood home. Built in 1980 the home and gardens were the product of a unique and artistic mind with great attention to detail. Rustic beams, stone walls, authentic tongue and groove internal walls - this is a rare, crafted home and a delight to experience. <br/><br/>European appliances and a remodelled kitchen complete the picture. Set on approx. twenty-six acres of mostly pristine bushland the house is set back from the road by 150 metres affording a sense of privacy and seclusion rarely found. The height of the building on the hill affords views of greenery and provides a sense of serenity giving a feeling of being a million miles from the hustle and bustle.<br/><br/> The entrance driveway winds upwards through steep but terraced gardens before reaching the house. Further up the hill and accessible by an old bullock trail is a flat glade of beautiful natural blue gums and ironbark ideal for camping or an additional cabin (STCA). Outbuildings include an artist's studio, suitable for short-term accommodation or Airbnb, a carport, and a garage/Shed. <br/><br/>Three dams provide potential irrigation options for the garden with an abundance of wildlife plus approx 25,000-litre rainwater tanks. The property makes a beautiful family home for children to explore or suits a couple who enjoy spending time outdoors. Only 20 minutes to Westfield & M1, 30 minutes to the beach<br/><br/>Disclaimer: All information about the property has been provided to Ray White Berkeley Vale by third parties. Ray White Berkeley Vale has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to the property. We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.