2000 Yarrabin Road, Mudgee, NSW 2850

FIRST IMPRESSIONS FROM THE AGENT
Spanning an impressive 246.8 hectares (609 acres) of rolling countryside, this remarkable rural retreat offers the freedom, privacy and natural beauty that so many buyers dream of but rarely find. With panoramic views stretching across the landscape, abundant wildlife and a comfortable off-grid weekender already in place, it's the perfect escape from the demands of everyday life.

FIRST CHOICE FEATURES
- Comfortable two-bedroom weekender offered fully furnished for immediate enjoyment
- Open plan living and dining area creating a relaxed space 
- Large woodfire providing warmth and ambience during the cooler months
- Off-grid solar system with battery storage delivering self-sufficient country living
- Covered timber deck positioned to capture the surrounding views and peaceful setting
- 25,000 litres of fresh water storage providing a reliable water supply
- Four dams plus spring-fed creeks supporting the property and enhancing its natural appeal
- Fully fenced into three paddocks 
- Abundant wildlife including deer, wild goats, pigs and kangaroos
- Excellent opportunity for hunting, trail riding, camping and outdoor adventure
- Conveniently located approximately 32km from Mudgee's CBD
- Easy access to Burrendong Dam for fishing, boating and recreation

WHY THE OWNER PUT THE PROPERTY FIRST
The owners have loved the sense of freedom this property provides. Whether relaxing on the deck overlooking the rolling hills, sitting beside the fire after a day exploring the country, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet surrounded by wildlife. 

For further details or to arrange an inspection, please contact Andrew Blackman on 0413 488 844.

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