541 Jamberoo Road
Jamberoo, NSW 2533

Overview

'Culwalla'

'Culwalla', dating back to circa 1858, is a homestead of state significance that combines style and beauty. It is situated in a private, elevated location with views overlooking the coastline. This landmark property occupies approximately 38.31 hectares (95 acres) of carefully maintained grounds and grazing land, exemplifying luxurious country living.

The homestead is notable for its distinctive high-pitched bellcast roof, exceptional craftsmanship, and the use of local materials such as basalt, native red cedar, and hardwood. Beneath the current exterior, the original split-shingle roof remains preserved, adding to the property's historical value.

Complementing the homestead are extensive landscaped gardens, including a large garden area surrounding the fully renovated three-bedroom workers cottage, which provides additional accommodation.

The land represents some of the finest in the Jamberoo Valley, featuring lush, fertile pastures with gently rolling grazing hills and benefiting from plentiful rainfall. Several zones of remnant subtropical rainforest are present on the property, hosting species such as red cedar trees, Moreton Bay figs, and several threatened species, contributing to the property's environmental significance.

Key features of the property include:

• Formal gardens and outdoor living areas
• Fertile land suitable for grazing and agriculture
• Abundant water resources, including two dams, 200,000 liters of inground tank storage, plus six additional tanks connected to town water
• Additional accommodation in the form of a fully renovated three-bedroom workers cottage
• Other infrastructure such as original dairy bails, two machinery/hay sheds, and cattle yards

Location