Picturesque Paradise By The Creeks

Newcastle Herald

Saturday December 10, 2005

By MICHELLE HARRIS

WATCHING platypuses and perch swim in nearby Mill Creek is one way the buyer of Tallowood homestead could while away their spare time, according to agent John Miles of Dwyer Young PRD Nationwide.

The picturesque property is at 84 Copper Mine Creek Road in the Mill Creek area.

It has dual Copper Mine Creek and Mill Creek frontages and is about 10 minutes' drive from the village of Stroud.

"It is a scenic area, a very green, lush area with the beautiful creeks nearby," Mr Miles said.

He said the Mill Creek area of Stroud was an increasingly sought-after location.

The 70-acre (24-hectare) property is divided into several paddocks.

A laneway conveniently separates the paddocks, allowing for the easy movement of cattle.

The property also includes a machinery shed, some cattle sheds, and an irrigated citrus orchard.

The four-bedroom brick house has a wide wraparound veranda, which has views of the surrounding countryside and distant mountains.

Inside the house, there is a formal lounge and a country-style kitchen.

The main bedroom is located at one end of the house for privacy, with an ensuite and walk-in wardrobe. The other three bedrooms are located at the opposite end of the house and share a bathroom and a sitting room.

The property is listed for $660,000.

For more information or to arrange an inspection contact agent John Miles of Dwyer Young PRD Nationwide on 4994 5559.

Wine country appeal

INDOOR and outdoor living is combined at the property Yurnga, at 422 Mitchell Line Road, Whittingham.

Agent Kyle Davis of Jurd's Real Estate said the effect was achieved through the use of floor-to-ceiling windows, courtyards and the selective deployment of native plants throughout the gardens and pool surrounds.

The property is close to Hunter Valley wine country.

Mr Davis said the home's quality was enhanced by vaulted ceilings, cedar windows, separate living areas and a country-style kitchen with Tasmanian oak benchtops.

The kitchen is centrally located and had served as the hub of family activity for its owners, Mr Davis said.

A separate self-contained cottage on the property provides additional accommodation for visitors or older children.

It could also be used for tourist accommodation or as a home office.

The house is set on 12.42 hectares, or 30.12 acres, of undulating land.

It is connected to town water and has extensive views to the Brokenback Ranges.

Large palm trees are found near the large pool, creating an idyllic spot.

The property also includes stables, fencing, three dams, extensive gardens, fruit trees, a machinery shed, a workshop and additional storage areas.

Mr Davis said the lovingly presented property was in superb condition.

It is on the market for $750,000.

For information or to arrange an inspection phone Kyle Davis of Jurd's Real Estate on 4991 4000.

© 2005 Newcastle Herald

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