There is so much space and opportunity on this private and serene property, located equally distant from the snow, Canberra or just a quick 35 minute trip into Cooma.
Imagine coming home every afternoon to the most amazing views from your rear deck, to listen to the orchestra of native birds ready to serenade you as the sun dips behind the distant valley views. As the night air begins to cool you, you can step in to be beside your glowing winter fire to relax in your spacious and sturdy brick 3/4 bedroom home nestled into a hill on your own substantial spread of Snowy Mountain countryside.
The next morning as the sun rises over the verdant valley, your day’s adventure on the picturesque ‘Yarandoo’ awaits you. Will it be bird watching, observing the endless wildlife or letting the day pass as you rest by your own private Wangrah Creek access.
“There is a certain amount of satisfaction in owning as far as the eye can see, especially when it is a pristine piece of nature brimming with wildlife and birdlife on your substantial 68.39 hectare property,” Ray White Rural Canberra/Yass agent, George Southwell, said.
Beyond the easy-to-maintain garden in the house yard there is a double garage with a large carport/workshop.
‘Yarandoo’ is ideally located at the end of a private, dirt road – meaning only local traffic drives past, off the main road, which will lead into Breadbo to a great local pub with the best homemade pies.
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