270 Glenworth Valley Road, Glenworth Valley NSW 2250

Situated at the secluded end of Glenworth Valley Road, this expansive 16.18 hectare (approximately 40-acre) rural property offers a unique waterfront sanctuary defined by privacy, natural beauty and a sustainable lifestyle. Serving as the final private holding before the Glenworth Valley Wilderness Adventures boundary, the estate’s natural salt marshland acts as a protective buffer, enhancing the secluded character and offering a tranquil environment rarely found near urban centres.

The property’s highlight is undoubtedly its deep-water frontage on Popran Creek, complete with a private jetty that ensures year-round access for boating enthusiasts. A carefully designed timber boardwalk weaves through the surrounding marshland, enriching the experience of reaching the water’s edge and inviting outdoor enjoyment such as kayaking or peaceful contemplation by the tidal waters. Adjacent to the jetty is an open-air deck and covered barbecue area, making the waterfront an ideal setting for relaxed entertaining or unwinding amidst nature.

The main residence, elevated above the waterside, together with a separate granny flat, offers a blend of relaxed country style and carefully engineered off-grid living. Soaring raked ceilings amplify the spaciousness within, complemented by amenities such as a slow-combustion wood fireplace and split-system air conditioning to maintain comfort year-round. Bushfire shutters add an important safety element, while the north-facing patio serves as a peaceful vantage point to enjoy the native landscape.

Inside the home, four bedrooms and a study nook provide flexible accommodation options for families, guests or work-from-home needs. The bathroom features a freestanding bath as well as a separate shower and toilet, while the kitchen combines warm timber benchtops with LPG gas cooking and a walk-in pantry, marrying character with practicality.

Architecturally designed around passive solar principles, the property is fully equipped for sustainable independent living. Its 10kW solar system is supported by 65kWh battery storage housed in a dedicated shed, backed up reliably by a six-year-old 21.5kVA diesel generator. Water needs are met via naturally replenished tank water from a spring-fed source, supplemented by a well offering year-round supply.

For those aspiring to a more productive and self-sufficient lifestyle, the land includes infrastructure such as animal enclosures, a chicken run and established vegetable gardens, alongside abundant water resources. These assets may appeal to hobbyists interested in aquaponics or expanding food production capabilities. The presence of a separate granny flat further amplifies the property's versatility, offering options for extended family, private studio, retreat or guest accommodation.

This property represents a rare combination of remoteness, sustainability, and lifestyle opportunity. Whether as a private retreat, a base for off-grid living, or a unique boating haven, it invites those seeking to live in harmony with the surrounding environment and enjoy a life shaped by nature's rhythms.