Property Highlights

Half-acre private, fully fenced grounds
Access to historic Charles Darwin Walk
Jetmaster open fireplace in living room
North-facing large entertaining deck
Separate private guest accommodation with fireplace
Large under-house workshop and storage space

Overview

Situated on half an acre of private, fully fenced grounds and surrounded by reserve, this striking cedar residence offers a sense of seclusion and an enviable Blue Mountains lifestyle. Surrounded by established gardens with a private entrance to the historic Charles Darwin Walk and The Falls from your garden, the property combines natural beauty and a thoughtful solar passive design. The main home showcases expansive, open-plan living anchored by a Jetmaster open fireplace, soaring cathedral ceilings and incredible floor-to-ceiling glass windows. Sliding doors open to a large north-facing entertaining deck, perfectly positioned to take in garden vistas and the sweeping bushland outlook over Blue Mountains National Park. Accommodation comprises three distinctive bedrooms, each with its own charm: one features a floor-to-ceiling bookcase, framing a window with leafy garden outlooks, another enjoys sliding doors opening directly onto the rear deck, while the third is positioned on the mezzanine level. Adding to the appeal, the property also offers private separate accommodation-perfect for guests, extended family or potential income. This retreat features an open-plan living and bedroom area with a slow combustion fireplace, ensuite bathroom, and full-height glazing with sliding doors leading to a verandah. A 30-metre boardwalk connects it seamlessly to the main residence while preserving privacy. * Due north orientation with premium insulation and UV blinds throughout * Large under house workshop/storage space * Back-to-base security system * Industrial sprinkler system with generator and water tank * Complete privacy in top location yet close to bushwalks, cafes, restaurants, shops, schools and trains to Sydney; offering best of both worlds

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