A grand Sutton Forest property has recently been made available to buyers with expressions of interest now open.
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Braebrook farm was developed by Geoffrey and Pamela Coghlan over 30 years ago as a cattle and thoroughbred property.
The house, designed by Rick Turner, is situated to take in views of the valley north towards the Gib and the Wingecarribee River, and to be out of sight of other properties around it. It was designed to accommodate Geoffrey and Pamela's large family of children and grandchildren.
With the deaths of Geoffrey and Pamela, the property is no longer practical for the family and interests have diverged.
The garden, loved by Pamela, was developed in an empty paddock and now has mature trees and plantings designed to enhance the view and block the prevailing southwesterly winds.
Planting of trees in the paddocks have provided shelter of the livestock and dams built to ensure the property has a good supply of water. A bore was dropped and the property has a 60-meg irrigation licence, during the last drought farming continued and stock were well supplied with feed and water throughout that drought.
The property is being sold by McGrath Estate Agents in conjunction with Inglis Rural Properties and was last traded over 30 years ago.
Braebrook
70 Windella Road, Sutton Forest
For sale via Expressions of Interest by November 11
Guide - $8.5 million - $9 million
Land: 81.9 hectares across two separates titles (more than 40 ha each)
Features:
- A highly secure water system via six dams, a reticulated water system and bore
- Four-bed main homestead plus one-bed manager's accommodation.
- Stables, machinery sheds, steel cattle yards, nine paddocks
McGrath - Michael Burke (0429 692 454) and Stuart Davies (0412 945 954)
Inglis Rural Property - Jamie (0412 064 442) and Richie Inglis
Owners - The Estate of Geoffrey and Pamela Coghlan.
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