Main house
Approx. 5 bedrooms · 2 bathrooms
Two storeys, two lounges, kitchen, dining, laundry, fireplace and a full wrap-around verandah.
302 Old East Kurrajong Road · East Kurrajong NSWA place
for it all.
A PRIVATE ACREAGE ESTATE
EAST KURRAJONG, NSW
Room for generations.
Space for possibilities.
A place for grandparents, grown-up children and visiting family to come together. Beyond the electric gates, approximately ten acres hold a main house, an adjoining house and two guest houses, each with a kitchen and living space. An approximately 18 × 9-metre shed/workshop and extensive garaging make room for the projects and interests that come with you. Share afternoons beside the dam, then enjoy time in a space of your own.
- Acres, approx.
- 10
- Bedrooms overall, approx.
- 13
- Bathrooms overall, approx.
- 5
- Shed / workshop, approx.
- 18 × 9metres
SPACE · PRIVACY · POSSIBILITY
A little more life.
302 OLD EAST KURRAJONG ROADA WALK THROUGH 302
See where life takes you.
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Leave the everyday at the gate.
Remote electric gates, a sealed-road approach and mature trees.
Five bedrooms. Two storeys.
A substantial double-brick family home with a full wrap-around verandah, in established gardens.
Under the same roof.
Two storeys, a loft bedroom and its own kitchen, dining and lounge.
A setting of its own.
Dark cladding, garden-facing windows and a covered terrace.
A place of their own.
A separate house with a timber deck, lawn and trees around it.
Where the garden meets the bush.
A timber cabana and deck at the edge of the bush.
Room for the projects.
An approximately 18 × 9-metre workshop, enclosed garaging and covered parking.
Let the afternoon linger.
A covered pavilion beside the dam, with a bar and kitchenette.
Room to roam.
Open ground on the lower grounds, edged by bushland.
A home for
every chapter.
Extensively updated in 2018, the double-brick main residence offers five bedrooms, two bathrooms and two separate living rooms. An updated kitchen and dedicated laundry support everyday life, while underfloor heating, a working fireplace and air conditioning bring comfort through the seasons.
WARMTH UNDERFOOT
Underfloor heating in the main home
FIRESIDE EVENINGS
Fireplaces in the main home and the garden guest house
COMFORT THROUGHOUT
Air conditioning in all dwellings
DOUBLE-BRICK CONSTRUCTION
Main home and attached dwelling
TOGETHER, WITH ROOM OF YOUR OWN
A main house, adjoining house and two guest houses make room for extended family and visitors. Each has its own kitchen and living space, giving everyone somewhere to settle while keeping shared meals and family time close. The main and adjoining houses are double brick, and all accommodation has air conditioning.
Approximately 13 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms across the overall accommodation. Descriptions reflect the existing layout; approved uses and occupancy arrangements are subject to confirmation.
EVERY SPACE HAS ITS OWN STORY
Together on one estate.
Room to live your way.
Explore a family compound for multigenerational living, with a main house, adjoining house and two guest houses. Separate kitchens and living areas offer room for different routines, with gardens and gathering places to share.
Adjoining house
Approx. 3 bedrooms · 1 bathroom
Two storeys, including a loft bedroom, with kitchen, dining and lounge.
Guest house with alfresco
Approx. 2 bedrooms · 1 bathroom
Kitchen, lounge with fireplace, laundry and an alfresco for time outdoors.
Guest house with deck & cabana
Approx. 3 bedrooms · 1 bathroom
Kitchen, lounge, laundry, a large deck and a cabana.
01 / THE MAIN HOME
The heart
of the estate.
The five-bedroom main home brings the family together with two bathrooms, two living rooms, an updated kitchen and a dedicated laundry. A full wrap-around verandah runs right around the house, and underfloor heating and a working fireplace make the cooler months inviting.
Across two storeys the photographs show an entry foyer and timber staircase, a downstairs lounge, an upstairs lounge and office area, a rear alfresco, the main bedroom with a walk-in robe and ensuite, four further bedrooms and the main bathroom. The house is double brick, with air conditioning throughout.
- Five bedrooms, ensuite and main bathroom
- Two main-home living rooms
- Full wrap-around verandah
- Underfloor heating & fireplace
- Double-brick construction
- Rear alfresco
INSIDE THE MAIN HOME
Room to gather.
Room to retreat.
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Up through the garden.
Stone steps through the garden to the residence.
First impressions.
A timber staircase and exposed brick greet you at the door.
Settle in for the evening.
A generous lounge on polished concrete, with the fireplace wall.
Cook with a view.
Stone island bench, dark cabinetry and a garden window.
Room to move.
The hallway linking the living spaces and bedrooms.
A second living room.
An upstairs lounge with space for a home office.
The practical part.
A dedicated laundry with storage.
Dinner outside.
A covered alfresco off the back of the house.
BEDROOMS & BATHROOMS
Five bedrooms, two bathrooms.
Room for everyone.
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Your own retreat.
The main bedroom, with a walk-in robe.
Dark tiles, clean lines.
The ensuite to the main bedroom.
With a walk-in robe.
The second bedroom and its walk-in robe.
Light through the shutters.
The third bedroom.
Two windows to the garden.
The fourth bedroom.
Built-in storage.
The built-in robe in bedroom four.
Under the roofline.
The fifth bedroom, with exposed brick and a skylight.
Bath, shower and shutters.
The main bathroom with a freestanding bath.
02 / THE ADJOINING HOUSE
Under the same roof.
A life of its own.
Attached to the main home yet complete in itself, the adjoining house spans two storeys with approximately three bedrooms, including a loft bedroom, one bathroom, a kitchen, dining and lounge. Exposed brick, a timber staircase and a covered verandah give it a character of its own.
It is double brick like the main home, with air conditioning, and suits grandparents, adult children or long-stay guests who want to be close but not on top of each other.
- Two storeys with a loft bedroom
- Own kitchen, dining and lounge
- Covered verandah and deck
- Double-brick construction
INSIDE THE ADJOINING HOUSE
Close by.
Complete in itself.
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Its own kitchen.
Dark cabinetry and a tiled floor.
Room to relax.
A lounge with garden-facing windows.
Up to the loft.
A timber staircase rises from the dining room to the loft bedroom.
With a mirrored robe.
A bedroom with a mirrored built-in robe.
A garden window.
A bedroom looking to the garden.
One more.
A bedroom with a doorway to the room beyond.
Fresh and simple.
Shower, toilet and vanity.
03 / THE GARDEN GUEST HOUSE
A garden setting.
A little separation.
Large windows face the gardens, dark cladding sits against the surrounding gum trees and the lounge has a fireplace of its own. This additional accommodation has a character of its own, with outdoor spaces that make the most of the leafy setting.
Inside, the photographs show a lounge with a fireplace, a kitchen with an island bench, a bathroom with a freestanding bath and two bedrooms. It is another part of the property’s flexible accommodation offering, with air conditioning for everyday comfort.
- Large garden-facing windows
- Established landscaping
- Covered outdoor terrace
- Lounge with fireplace
- Kitchen with island bench
- Freestanding bath
- Air conditioning
INSIDE THE GARDEN GUEST HOUSE
Its own front door.
Its own view.
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Close, but separate.
The outlook back towards the main house.
Warmth by the fire.
A lounge with its own fireplace.
Cook, sit, stay.
A kitchen with an island bench.
One easy space.
Living and kitchen in one open room.
Light down the hall.
The living room and the hallway beyond.
Wake to the garden.
A bedroom with a garden outlook.
Room for one more.
A second bedroom off the hallway.
Soak it all in.
A freestanding bath and shower.
04 / THE OTHER GUEST HOUSE
A place
of their own.
A timber deck, lawn and surrounding trees give this guest house its own outdoor setting. Its separate position adds another option for households looking for space together and room for individual routines.
Inside, the photographs show a lounge, a kitchen and dining area, a laundry, a bathroom and three bedrooms. Air conditioning complements the accommodation, while the broader estate’s gardens and entertaining spaces remain part of the appeal.
- Separate building
- Timber deck
- Kitchen and dining area
- Laundry
- Lawn and mature trees
- Air conditioning
INSIDE THE OTHER GUEST HOUSE
A place of their own,
room by room.
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Settle in.
A lounge with garden-facing windows.
Its own kitchen. Its own rhythm.
A kitchen and dining area opening to the deck.
Green at the window.
A bedroom with a garden window.
Quiet and bright.
A bedroom with a high window.
Room to grow.
A bedroom with display shelves.
Simple and fresh.
Bathroom and shower.
The practical part.
Laundry and storage.
Approximately 13 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms are described across the main house, adjoining house and two guest houses. Photographs are grouped by building as supplied; bedroom counts for each guest house have not been confirmed against the photo groups. Approved accommodation uses and occupancy arrangements remain subject to confirmation.
THE SHED, WORKSHOP & GARAGING
Room for the projects.
Space for the collection.
A place to restore a favourite car, organise your tools or make progress on a project that needs room to spread out. The substantial shed and garaging are a defining part of life at 302.
- Enclosed shed / workshop
- 18 × 9 m Approximate dimensions
- Enclosed garaging across the property
- 12 cars Approximate capacity, supplied guide
- Side awning
- 6 vehicles Approximate capacity, supplied guide
FOR THE THINGS YOU LOVE DOING
Make something.
Keep something.
Get stuck in.
For car and motorcycle enthusiasts, makers and hands-on families, the workshop brings another reason to call this place home. Picture tools laid out for a weekend project, equipment kept together and room to pursue an interest beyond the house.
The supplied guide records single-phase power. Explore the layout at inspection to see how the shed, enclosed garaging and covered parking fit your vehicles and projects.
See the shed for yourselfDimensions and capacities are approximate. The garaging figures describe the overall property and should not be added together as separate allocations; any overlap with workshop space should be confirmed at inspection.
MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR LIFE
Together, with space
to be yourself.
Family, across generations.
Imagine grandparents close by, grown-up children with space of their own and guest houses ready for visiting family. Separate kitchens and living areas give different generations room for their own routines.
A country life to grow into.
For buyers dreaming of a hobby farm, horses or Highland cattle, the acreage invites a closer look. Explore how the land, fencing, water and shelter could suit the animals you have in mind.
From garden to table.
Picture vegetable beds, fruit trees and time spent growing something together. Established gardens, a bore and a dam give garden-minded buyers a starting point to explore their own planting plans.
A home for your projects.
Cars, motorcycles, tools and the satisfaction of making something yourself. The approximately 18 × 9-metre shed/workshop, extensive garaging and covered parking give hands-on buyers a major reason to explore.
Explore the shed & workshopDOWN BY THE WATER
Good company.
Great afternoons.
A long lunch. A family celebration. An afternoon that becomes an evening. Set beside the dam, the covered entertaining pavilion brings a bar, kitchenette and substantial refrigeration to a setting made for gathering.
Presented as a space for private entertaining.
Your own
piece of quiet.
Approximately ten fully fenced acres, with mature trees, landscaped gardens and open space for the things you love.
THE LAND FROM ABOVE
The lay of the land.
Seen from above, the homes, shed and dam sit together near the road frontage, with bushland and open ground beyond. Public property records describe the lot as approximately 4.11 hectares, in line with the ten acres quoted throughout this site.
- Land area
- 4.11 ha Approximately 10 acres, public property records
- Title
- Lot 5 Deposited Plan 738141
- Council area
- Hawkesbury Residential land use recorded
Boundaries and building positions are drawn from public property data and are indicative only; confirm dimensions on the title and contract of sale. Planning overlays recorded for the lot are summarised in the land and country-life questions.
THE COUNTRY SIDE OF LIFE
More room.
More character.
Quiet corners beneath the gums. Time outdoors. A little personality around every turn. These glimpses of life at 302 tell another part of the acreage story.
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A quiet pool.
Water among the gum trees.
Take a walk.
A grassy track through the gums.
Room for animals.
A fenced yard with a covered shelter among the gums.
Take the long way round.
A timber boardwalk through the gardens.
Neighbours with character.
Highland cattle on the grounds. Livestock are not represented as sale inclusions.
A little country character.
Up close with the Highland cattle.
LIFE AMONG THE GUMS
A different kind of company.
Wattles, gum trees and the movement of birds through the garden. The setting is described as shared with wallabies, kangaroos and echidnas, with king parrots and cockatoos among the birds seen here. It is another reason to pause, look up and spend a little longer outdoors.
Visitors to the grounds
Wallabies, kangaroos and echidnas have been seen on the property, as reported. Wildlife comes and goes; each visit brings something different to notice.
Birdlife in the trees
King parrots and cockatoos, including black cockatoos, are reported. Bring binoculars, settle into a quiet garden corner and see what passes through.
Rooted in the Hawkesbury
Beyond the wattles and gums reported here, Hawkesbury Community Nursery records sweet-scented wattle, red mahogany and thin-leaved stringybark with East Kurrajong provenance. These offer a glimpse of local plant life; individual species on this property have not been identified.
Deer are also reported visiting the front lawns. Deer are introduced animals, separate from the native wildlife described above. Plant references draw on Hawkesbury City Council nursery records; wildlife sightings are reported observations.
A CLOSER LOOK AT THE NATURAL WORLD
In the trees.
Across the grass.
Meet some of the plants and animals behind the story. The photographs below are reference images taken elsewhere. They illustrate the kinds of wildlife reported on the property and plants with local provenance; exact species on the property are not all confirmed.
Birds & bushland visitors
Wattles & gum trees
Sweet-scented wattle, red mahogany and thin-leaved stringybark appear in Council nursery provenance records for East Kurrajong. These reference photographs do not identify the trees growing at 302.
Other visitors to the lawns
Deer have also been recalled on the front lawns. This reference shows a fallow deer, separately from the native wildlife above.
Reference photography credits & licences
All reference photographs are sourced from Wikimedia Commons and were taken away from this property. Copies are resized and converted to WebP; the display may crop them. Each image retains the licence listed below.
Alisterus scapularis - Australian King Parrot pair.jpg — Peter Firminger. CC BY 2.0.
Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Alisterus_scapularis_-_Australian_King_Parrot_pair.jpg
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Wallabia bicolor Jenolan Caves portrait.jpg — Toby Hudson. CC BY-SA 3.0.
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Macropus giganteus - Brunkerville.jpg — JJ Harrison (https://www.jjharrison.com.au/). CC BY-SA 4.0.
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Tachyglossus aculeatus – Short-beaked echidna – Kolczatka australijska.jpg — Krigore. CC BY-SA 4.0.
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Yellow-tailed black-cockatoo Heinrich Gerns Park Wavell Heights P1390457.jpg — John Robert McPherson. CC0.
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Sulphur-crested cockatoo (Cacatua galerita galerita) Sydney.jpg — Charles J. Sharp. CC BY-SA 4.0.
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Acacia suaveolens flower NC 1.jpg — Macleay Grass Man. CC BY 2.0.
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Eucalyptus resinifera Chatswood West.jpg — Poyt448 Peter Woodard. CC0.
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Stringybark Lawson Blue Mountains NP.jpg — Poyt448 Peter Woodard. CC BY-SA 3.0.
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Fallow Deer Dama Dama in Richmond Park 2023 02.jpg — Julian Herzog (Website). CC BY 4.0.
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THE WATER
Well supplied.
Approximately 100,000 litres of tank storage, together with a bore and dam for irrigation and watering.
THE WORKSHOP
Think bigger.
An approximately 18 × 9-metre enclosed shed/workshop, with extensive garaging and a side awning. Space for vehicles, equipment and personal projects. Single-phase power is recorded in the supplied guide.
See the shed & garagingTHE ARRIVAL
A warm welcome.
Remote electric gates, sealed-road access and a circular driveway. Windsor is approximately 15 minutes away by car, an unverified estimate.
Discover life around 302BEYOND THE FRONT GATE
Country space.
A connected life.
The school run and the weekly shop. A train into Sydney. A riverside picnic, a village coffee or a day in the mountains. East Kurrajong brings a different rhythm to everyday life, with the wider Hawkesbury ready to explore.
Make room for
slow Sundays.
Pack a picnic for Macquarie Park on the Hawkesbury River, then head into Windsor for a wander. Riverside seating and barbecue areas make it a simple way to spend time with family and friends.
Take the
scenic route.
Follow Bells Line of Road through Kurrajong and Bilpin’s orchard country towards Mount Tomah. Think cider tastings, seasonal fruit stops and cool-climate gardens, with mountain scenery along the way.
A little more
local flavour.
Browse Richmond Good Food Market for local produce and handmade goods, or meet friends over coffee in Kurrajong. Markets, village shops and cafés give you plenty of reasons to get out and about.
Your local area, at a glance.Schools, shops, trains & weekends
Around East Kurrajong
Schools & study
- Kurrajong East Public School3.2 kmapprox.A local Kindergarten to Year 6 school on East Kurrajong Road.
- Hawkesbury High School7.3 kmapprox.Secondary schooling in neighbouring Freemans Reach, keeping another stage of family life within the local area.
- Western Sydney University · Hawkesbury21.4 kmapprox.Western Sydney University’s Richmond campus adds a practical local connection for study and work.
Shops, health & essentials
- Glossodia local shops6.5 kmapprox.Pick up groceries on Golden Valley Drive, then head home to the space and quiet of your own acreage.
- Hawkesbury District Hospital14 kmapprox.Hospital services in Windsor, adding a practical connection for acreage living.
- North Richmond Village15.5 kmapprox.Coles, a pharmacy, bakery and cafés bring the weekly shop and a coffee stop together in one village centre.
- Richmond Marketplace20.2 kmapprox.Woolworths, BIG W and specialty stores offer a wider choice for groceries, family essentials and everyday shopping.
Trains to Sydney
- Windsor Station14.6 kmapprox.Connect with the Sydney rail network for trips towards Blacktown, Parramatta and the city.
- Richmond Station20.3 kmapprox.A second option for joining the Sydney Trains network.
Weekends
- Hawkesbury River · Macquarie Park12.6 kmapprox.Riverside picnics, barbecues and time outdoors, with a Windsor outing just across the bridge.
- Kurrajong village16.5 kmapprox.Coffee, a leisurely lunch and a browse through the village cafés and gift shops.
- Yarramundi Reserve22.3 kmapprox.Explore the river landscape where the Grose and Hawkesbury–Nepean rivers meet.
- Bilpin Cider & the orchard country32.6 kmapprox.A cellar-door outing, garden lunch and a scenic drive along Bells Line of Road.
- Blue Mountains · Mount Tomah46.1 kmapprox.Trade the everyday for cool-climate gardens, walking trails and mountain views.
MAKE THIS YOUR EVERYDAY
A full life.
A place to come home to.
Approximate road distances from the property, calculated September 2026. Routes, entrances and traffic affect actual journeys. School enrolment is subject to intake areas and availability. Regional photographs illustrate the surrounding area, are not views from the property and may show earlier conditions.
Regional photography credits
Hawkesbury River at Windsor — Sardaka. CC BY 3.0. Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Windsor0002.jpg. Licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0. Resized and converted to WebP; displayed with a crop. Photograph date: 2 2 09.
Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Mount Tomah — Ullas Chacko Antony. CC BY-SA 4.0. Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Blue_Mountains_Botanic_Garden,_Mount_Tomah,_NSW.jpg. Licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0. Resized and converted to WebP; displayed with a crop. Photograph date: 2016-06-12.
Richmond Park, in the heart of town — Michael Cleary. CC0. Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Richmond_Park,_2019.jpg. Licence: http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/deed.en. Resized and converted to WebP; displayed with a crop. Photograph date: 2019-05-28.
A PROPERTY WITH A STORY
One property.
Many chapters.
Family gatherings, photographs, creative projects and afternoons outdoors. Over the years the property has hosted photo and video shoots, parties, weddings and workshops, as advised.
The lower grounds have their own history: motocross and supercross tracks, and before that a golf practice area, as advised. Those chapters hint at how differently people have enjoyed this setting.
What would your chapter look like? A family growing closer, a garden taking shape, or more time for the things you love.
These are past uses, not a description of current tracks, golf facilities or commercial-use approvals.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
A few
finer details.
Get to know the homes, the shed and the land. Choose a topic, then open a question for the details.
Homes & family living
How is the accommodation arranged?
The property has a main house, an adjoining house and two guest houses. Approximately 13 bedrooms and five bathrooms are described 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.
What makes the property worth exploring for multigenerational living?
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.
What is included in the main house?
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.
What is the adjoining house like?
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.
What does each guest house offer?
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.
Does each accommodation space have a kitchen?
Yes. There is a kitchen and living space in the main house, adjoining house and each of the two guest houses, as advised.
What heating, cooling and construction features are included?
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.
Are there stairs to consider?
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 shed, garaging & projects
How large is the shed and workshop?
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.
How much garaging and covered parking is described?
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.
What power is recorded for the workshop?
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.
Could the shed suit car, motorcycle or restoration projects?
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.
Will a caravan, boat or taller vehicle fit?
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.
Land, water & country life
How much land is there, and is it fenced?
The property is described as approximately ten fully fenced acres; public property records give the lot area as approximately 4.11 hectares. Usable land is estimated at approximately 70%. Walk the grounds to understand the terrain, boundaries and how the space fits your plans.
What are the lot details?
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.
Are there bushfire or flood planning overlays?
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.
What water infrastructure is included?
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.
Could the property suit horses or a hobby farm?
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.
Are the Highland cattle included in the sale?
Highland cattle appear in the property photographs as part of its country-life story. Livestock are not represented as sale inclusions.
Is there room for vegetable gardens or fruit trees?
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.
What trees and native plants are described?
Wattles and gum trees are reported 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.
What wildlife has been seen?
Wallabies, kangaroos, echidnas, king parrots and cockatoos, including black cockatoos, are reported. Deer have also been seen on the front lawns; they are introduced animals. Sightings vary, and exact species have not all been confirmed.
Were the wildlife gallery photographs taken at the property?
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.
Entertaining & the property’s history
What is the dam-side entertaining area like?
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.
What other outdoor gathering spaces are described?
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.
Has the property been used for celebrations and creative projects?
Photo and video shoots, parties, weddings, workshops and other events are recalled over the years. These describe the property’s history and do not establish current commercial-use approvals or a venue business.
Are motocross tracks or golf facilities currently included?
Past motocross and supercross tracks are described 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.
Location & inspecting the property
Where is the property, and what is the approach like?
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, an unverified estimate.
Where can I find information about schools, shops and transport?
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.
What should I look at during an inspection?
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.
Are the price and inspection contact details available?
Private inspections are by appointment with Natalie McGuire of Cutcliffe Properties, on 0466 461 638 or nataliem@cutcliffe.com.au; the Ask Nat button on every page opens a message to her in your own email or messages app. A price guide has not yet been published on this website, so ask Natalie for the latest.
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302 Old East Kurrajong Road
East Kurrajong NSW 2758
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