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16 Hurlingham Avenue, Burradoo NSW 2576

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$2.5M - $2.75M Medium Confidence Calculated based on our search observations.

House 5 Beds 3 Baths 5 Cars

Listed: 14th Jul 2026

Updated: 4 hours ago

Overview

Nestled within the prestigious golden triangle of Burradoo, this exquisite property offers an exceptional blend of spacious living, flexibility, and an idyllic garden setting. Positioned on a flat corner block with a north-facing aspect, the residence boasts abundant natural light and verdant views from virtually every room, creating a serene and welcoming atmosphere.

The main residence, constructed in 2013 with energy efficiency as a priority, showcases an open-plan layout that seamlessly integrates the kitchen, dining, and lounge areas, enhancing both everyday comfort and entertaining potential. The kitchen itself is a centerpiece, featuring a generous island bench, gas cooktop, and a large walk-in pantry – catering well to culinary enthusiasts and family gatherings alike.

Adding to the property's versatility is a charming fully self-contained cedar guest cottage. This additional living space comprises open-plan living, a loft area, bathroom with generous fixtures, and its own private street entrance, presenting opportunities for guest accommodation, extended family, or potential rental income.

The master suite is thoughtfully appointed with a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite bathroom that includes a double vanity and separate WC, emphasising privacy and luxury.
Three additional bedrooms, equipped with built-in robes, are well separated to promote peaceful living, accompanied by a main bathroom featuring a bathtub and separate WC.
Comfort and convenience are further enhanced through ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning throughout, a Lopi wood-burning fireplace, gas bayonet heating option, and modern LED lighting.
Outdoor and utility features include a work shed, rainwater tanks, concrete pad for trailer or caravan, external sensor lighting, and a vegetable garden, providing practicality for hobbyists or those seeking sustainable elements.
Parking facilities are plentiful with two driveway entrances offering off-street parking for up to five vehicles, alongside an oversized double garage with additional storage space.
Energy-conscious additions such as a 6.6kW solar system paired with a 15kW battery and a Rheem hot water heat pump contribute to a reduced environmental footprint and potential cost savings.

The property's established gardens and mature hedges afford privacy and an overall tranquility, distinguishing it as a rare find in the Southern Highlands. This home is well-suited to families seeking adaptable accommodation, professionals desiring a leafy retreat, or anyone looking to enjoy the best of Highlands living with proximity to scenic walking paths and top-tier private schools.

Local Market Insights

In Burradoo, Quiet Listings observed 26 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, up from 25 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $2,898,222. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 63%, followed by villas (24%), and units (4%). The most active agency for houses in the Burradoo area is currently Belle Property, representing 27% of new listings, followed by Ray White with 15%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.

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