138 Bibbys Lane, Werai

You'll know you've arrived somewhere special as you enter the gates to this superb property, where Manchurian Pear trees line the driveway leading to the house. Spanning a 4.94 acre parcel that showcases established native trees, mature gardens and open pastures, accommodation is plentiful in the beautifully presented family home, where uninterrupted views across the sublime rural vistas will become part of your every day. Promising the kind of idyllic lifestyle that tree-change dreams are made of, your new country property awaits.

Slow combustion wood fire enhances the ambience of the living room at the front of the house Additional living spaces incorporate a formal dining room, family room, sunroom and huge rumpus Gorgeous entertainer's kitchen is elegantly appointed and includes substantial cupboard space and a walk-in pantry Generously sized master bedroom is privately placed and adjoins a walk-in robe and ensuite Three additional bedrooms are each fitted with built-ins and share access to a large contemporary bathroom Ducted heating ensures your comfort throughout the seasons, with ceiling fans also fitted in some rooms Beautiful established gardens include ornamental and fruit trees, as well as blossoming roses Plentiful tank water, a bio-cycle septic system, bore hole and large dam service the property Four separately fenced paddocks provide the ideal space for horses or small hobby farming as well as four day yards, 2 covered A two car, powered shed will easily accommodate your machinery needs, while also providing room for a workshop
While your days will be spent basking in the serenity of your surrounds, you'll also enjoy exceptional convenience here, being just moments from Exeter Village and within easy reach of Moss Vale.

For more information, please contact Ben Olofsen on 0419 019 423 or Megan Martin on 0477 551 277

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