302 Old East Kurrajong Road · East Kurrajong NSWA place
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The property has a main house, an adjoining house and two guest houses. The owner describes approximately 13 bedrooms and five bathrooms overall, with a kitchen and living space in each. These descriptions reflect the existing layout; approved uses and occupancy arrangements should be confirmed through the property documentation.

The separate kitchens and living spaces offer room for different family routines, while the gardens and dam-side pavilion provide places to come together. Buyers can explore how the layout might work for grandparents, adult children and visiting family.

The main house spans two storeys and has approximately five bedrooms, two bathrooms and two lounges, plus a kitchen, dining area and laundry. It also has underfloor heating, a working fireplace and air conditioning.

The adjoining house spans two storeys, with approximately three bedrooms, including a loft bedroom, and one bathroom. It has its own kitchen, dining area and lounge.

One guest house has approximately two bedrooms and one bathroom, with a lounge, kitchen, laundry and alfresco. The other has approximately three bedrooms and one bathroom, with a lounge, kitchen, laundry, large deck and cabana.

Yes. The owner confirms a kitchen and living space in the main house, adjoining house and each of the two guest houses.

The main house has underfloor heating, a working fireplace and air conditioning. All accommodation has air conditioning. The main house and adjoining house are double brick; the same construction and heating features are not claimed for the guest houses.

The main house and adjoining house are both two storeys, and the adjoining house includes a loft bedroom. Buyers with accessibility needs should inspect the bedrooms, bathrooms, entrances and paths to assess the layout for themselves.

The supplied guide describes an approximately 18 × 9-metre enclosed shed/workshop. The dedicated shed section includes exterior photographs and more information about the workshop and garaging.

The supplied guide describes approximately 12-car enclosed garaging and a side awning for around six vehicles. These figures cover the property overall and should not be added together as separate allocations without checking the layout and any overlap with workshop space.

Single-phase power is recorded in the supplied guide. Buyers should check the available circuits, outlets and capacity against the equipment they intend to use.

The enclosed workshop and extensive garaging give buyers space to explore personal mechanical projects, vehicle storage and tool organisation. Confirm the working layout and equipment requirements at inspection; workshop equipment and vehicles shown are not represented as inclusions.

Door heights, clearances and turning dimensions have not been published. Measure your vehicle and check the relevant shed openings, covered parking and access at inspection before relying on a fit.

The property is described as approximately ten fully fenced acres; public property records give the lot area as approximately 4.11 hectares. The owner estimates approximately 70% usable land. Walk the grounds to understand the terrain, boundaries and how the space fits your plans.

Public property records describe the land as Lot 5 in Deposited Plan 738141, approximately 4.11 hectares, within the Hawkesbury local government area with residential land use recorded. The aerial and map views on this site show an indicative boundary, not a survey; confirm dimensions on the title and contract of sale.

Publicly available planning data, last updated 30 June 2026, records bushfire-prone land (vegetation categories 1 and 3) and a 1% annual exceedance probability flood planning overlay affecting parts of the lot, with no heritage overlay. Such controls are common across the Hawkesbury and may apply if a development application is lodged. Confirm the details with Hawkesbury City Council, the NSW ePlanning Spatial Viewer and the contract of sale.

The supplied information describes approximately 100,000 litres of tank storage, a bore and a dam for irrigation and watering. Water quality, bore yield and supply performance have not been published.

The acreage, fencing and water infrastructure give buyers a starting point to explore country pursuits. Horse facilities, paddock arrangements and stocking capacity have not been confirmed. Check the fencing, shelter, land and water against the needs of the animals you have in mind.

Highland cattle appear in the property photographs as part of its country-life story. Livestock are not represented as sale inclusions.

The property has established gardens and open space, with a bore and dam described for irrigation and watering. Vegetable beds and fruit growing are possibilities to explore; an existing orchard or edible-plant inventory has not been confirmed.

The owner reports wattles and gum trees on the property. The nature section also describes sweet-scented wattle, red mahogany and thin-leaved stringybark from local Council nursery provenance records. These regional examples have not been identified on this property.

The owner reports wallabies, kangaroos, echidnas, king parrots and cockatoos, including black cockatoos. Deer have also been seen on the front lawns; they are introduced animals. Sightings vary, and exact species have not all been confirmed.

No. The labelled nature reference photographs were taken elsewhere and illustrate the plants and animals discussed. They are separate from the property photographs, and photographer credits and licences appear below the nature gallery.

The covered pavilion sits beside the dam, with a bar, kitchenette and substantial refrigeration described in the property information. A timber boardwalk connects the setting, with established gardens around it. It is presented as a space for private entertaining.

The grounds include a garden gazebo. The two-bedroom guest house has an alfresco, while the three-bedroom guest house has a large deck and cabana, giving family and guests different places to spend time outdoors.

The owner recalls photo and video shoots, parties, weddings, workshops and other events over the years. These describe the property’s history and do not establish current commercial-use approvals or a venue business.

The owner describes past motocross and supercross tracks on the lower grounds, preceded by a golf practice area. The website does not represent these as current tracks or golf facilities; inspect the grounds to understand their present condition.

The address is 302 Old East Kurrajong Road, East Kurrajong NSW 2758. The property has a sealed-road approach, remote electric gates and a circular driveway. Windsor is approximately 15 minutes away by car, based on the owner’s estimate.

The local-area section brings together nearby schools, shops, health services, railway stations and weekend destinations. Its road distances are approximate, rather than live travel times; school catchment eligibility is not asserted.

Allow time to explore the accommodation layouts, shed and garaging, vehicle access, water infrastructure and grounds. Bring measurements for larger vehicles or equipment, and consider how stairs, outdoor paths and shared spaces fit your family’s needs.

Price and inspection contact details are not yet published on this website. The private-inspection section will display contact details when they are available; it currently does not collect or submit enquiries.