This incredible property overlooks the township of Murrurundi.
The views from all around the property are spectacular.
The house faces North looking over the mountains and the Hunter Valley.
Up behind the property is grazing land and a National Park called Paradise Park, with more mountains, rocky outcrops, bush walks and caves.
Every direction there are big beautiful trees and forests.
There is a renovated convent in one direction and a priest house a couple of doors down.
When you stand on the massive verandah at night, the Milky Way is like a carpet across the never ending sky. You can hear five different types of frogs croaking and an echidna scratching around in the grass.
Deers cruise the streets, kangaroos hop across your yard and birds range from wrens, to black cockatoos, to wedgetail eagles.

The home faces North, it has an open plan kitchen, dining room and lounge with windows everywhere that flood the space with light and views. At night the area is snug, as you loose your thoughts while watching the logs in the slow combustion fire.

There are three bedrooms all with builtin cupboards and a fourth large room that could be another bedroom, television room, office or guest room. The kitchen and bathroom are modern and renovated. There is a large laundry with a second toilet and ample storage cupboards. There is also a large linen cupboard in the hallway.

This property is an extremely special family home, it would also be a magnificent country retreat or a very memorable and exclusive accommodation.

Recently, the Hunter Expressway was designed to make long-term development and growth in the Hunter region for the coming years. So far this infrastructure has made travel from Sydney, Newcastle and the Coast quicker to reach many towns in the Hunter Valley. In 2018, Murrurundi will be one of the first towns people exit at after leaving Sydney and because of this people are taking a financial interest in Murrurundi and so far it is shaping into a characteristic, scenic, artistic, natural and romantic town.

As an investment, this property has a good return. It has been rented for $320 a week for the past three years. The previous tenants adored living in this location and greatly regretted moving on.

There is plenty of space for expansion and hobbies if one would like a shed, chooks, vegetable garden, dog or horse.

There is even enough space to easily built a second home with great views or subdivide the block for extra cash.