Escape to your own private oasis just moments from Canberra with 'Harpley Park', a stunning property offering 120 acres of privacy and breathtaking views of the iconic Brindabella Ranges.

Nestled within the picturesque landscape of the Capital Region, 'Harpley Park' provides a rare opportunity to embrace country living without sacrificing the convenience of city amenities. With direct access to the Barton Highway, commuting to Canberra is effortless, just a short 15-minute drive away, making it ideal for professionals seeking a peaceful retreat after a busy day in the city.

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside, where rolling hills meet expansive skies and the air is filled with tranquillity. Whether you're strolling through the property's lush pastures or admiring the sunset over the Brindabella Ranges, every moment at 'Harpley Park' is a reminder of the beauty of rural living.

For those seeking recreational opportunities, 'Harpley Park' delivers with its two large dams providing ample water access for fishing, kayaking, or simply unwinding by the water's edge. The property's vast expanse offers endless possibilities for exploration, from bushwalking to birdwatching, ensuring there's always something new to discover.

The recently renovated 1-bedroom Barndominium serves as a comfortable and stylish retreat, featuring a light-filled interior and modern amenities. Whether you're hosting guests for a weekend getaway or enjoying a quiet evening in, the Barndominium offers the perfect setting to relax and recharge.

With the owners relocating for health reasons, 'Harpley Park' presents an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a lifestyle change or investment in the Capital Region. Don't miss your chance to make this idyllic property your own. Join us for the auction on Sunday, 17th March at 4pm, on-site.

For more information or to arrange a private viewing, contact George Southwell at 0429 838 345 or Connor Rorison at 0473 333 707. Embrace the best of both worlds at 'Harpley Park', where the tranquillity of rural living meets the convenience of city proximity.