We'd never really considered a move to Cootamundra - until we met 'Waratah'

A beautiful 10-acre home just four kilometres from the CBD of Cootamundra, ‘Waratah’ - 150 Back Brawlin Road - is a "peaceful and serenity-filled" property tucked away in a beautiful part of the region.

With five bedrooms, two bathrooms, a renovated kitchen and bathroom, beautiful living spaces, a tennis court and an in-ground pool, the list of luxuries is substantial.

“Retirees, families and those looking to move away from the city will all be considering this beautiful property,” Flemings Property Services real estate agent Nick Ashe says.

“Acreage of this size is rare in Cootamundra, especially one so brilliantly looked after.

“The kitchen and bathrooms have been renovated in the last 10 years, the living room has been extended and the floorboards painted.”

The stunning residence has been maintained to offer modern luxury while retaining historical charm.

It features a formal lounge room with marble fireplace and a large family room with a gas log fire that extends to a gorgeous sunlit, country-style kitchen.

The home also offers contemporary living, offering a perfect blend of luxury and convenience. This is exemplified by the five king-size bedrooms; the master featuring a walk-in-robe and ensuite.

The property features plantation shutters throughout, a reverse-cycle air conditioner, and ducted heating and cooling for year-round comfort.

The back of the property is home to a striking sunroom with a great view of the established garden, along with a full-sized artificial tennis court and an in-ground pool with separate heated spa.

‘Waratah’ contains excellent water security with town water, bore and rainwater tanks, has room for five cars, and a garage and a shed for a caravan and boat.

Only four kilometres from the centre of Cootamundra, ‘Waratah’ is a gorgeous blend of a traditional 1880s home, and modern features and presentation.

'Waratah' is for sale with a price guide of $2,200,000.

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Original article published by Jarryd Rowley on Region Riverina.