An intriguing solar passive design and the ideal escape from the hurly burly of everyday work life. The first thing you will notice about this charming property is the tranquility with 10 ha (25 acres) tucked away in a secluded mountain hideaway. Uniquely styled accommodation in the form of two "yurts". A yurt has it's origins in the steppes of Central Asia with the original designs being transportable homes used by nomads. The main building incorporates 2 bedrooms with built in robes plus a central living space with Brush Box timber flooring, unique peaked roofing design and a wood heater. The combined bathroom/laundry offers plenty of room to move. The Casuarina timber kitchen has a slow combustion stove which also runs a HWS, although there is a separate gas HWS (just in case). Plenty of Western Red Cedar windows look out over the property and a generous covered verandah means you can enjoy the outdoors in any weather. A second smaller yurt offers a generous third bedroom with it's own en suite. If you wish, you can go ahead and construct a third yurt (plans have already been approved by council). Water is supplied by 6 tanks (around 68,000 litres in total) plus a dam. A solar system with back up generator means you won't have any more excessive power bills. Even the ride on mower will be included with the property. Other improvements include a 4 bay pole frame, iron clad shed, chook pen and large meshed vegetable garden to keep out the wildlife. Located approximately 10 km from Nymboida Coaching Station or 47 km from Grafton CBD. Once you get here, you simply won't want to leave.

Property Code: 329