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55 Hoop Pine Road, Dulguigan NSW 2484

Buyer Guide: $2.25M - $2.4M

Search Band Search Visibility Band

$2M - $2.1M High Confidence Calculated based on strong search observations.

House 4 Beds 2 Baths 5 Cars 6.7 acres 222 m²

Listed: yesterday

Overview

Set on a generous 6.7-acre (2.71 hectare) parcel of flood-free land, this architecturally designed single-level residence offers a rare combination of refined country living with highly functional rural infrastructure, located just a short drive from Murwillumbah. The home impresses with elegant Hamptons-inspired interiors and a spacious 222 sqm of internal living area, complemented by soaring vaulted ceilings that lend an expansive and light-filled atmosphere.

The open living spaces are enhanced by quality finishes and a well-appointed kitchen, all opening onto a verandah that overlooks established gardens and sweeping valley views. The iconic Mt Warning can be seen from every bedroom, adding to the property's captivating natural setting.

Four well-sized bedrooms and two bathrooms accommodate family and guests comfortably.
Parking for five vehicles ensures convenience for households with multiple cars or visitors.
Outdoor amenities such as a swimming pool, a pergola, and a fire pit terrace create welcoming spaces for entertaining or peaceful relaxation amid picturesque surroundings.

The property is thoughtfully fenced into two paddocks linked by a laneway, facilitating livestock rotation for hobby farming or animals, supported by a bore-fed 10,000L water tank and an on-site dam. Established fruit trees thrive in productive basalt-derived soil, augmenting the property's appeal for cultivation or sustainable living pursuits.

Notably, the site supports water security and energy efficiency, with a 1.5ML bore licence for domestic and irrigation needs, extensive water storage totaling 40,000L, and a 24-panel solar system with Tesla batteries that considerably minimize grid electricity dependence.

Additional infrastructure includes a high-clearance shelter suitable for machinery, caravans, or horses, alongside a separate machinery shed featuring a lined, air-conditioned workshop or studio room with power—offering versatility for agricultural, creative, or practical uses.

RU2 Rural Landscape zoning permits potential agritourism or farm-stay ventures subject to council approval, with the adjacent lined room offering scope for guest accommodation, providing privacy and scenic views removed from the main house.

Highly suited to buyers seeking a sizeable estate-scale residence combined with productive acreage and comprehensive infrastructure in a rare and tightly held Dulguigan location, this offering invites early inspection to appreciate its lifestyle and functional advantages.

Local Market Insights

In Dulguigan, Quiet Listings observed 28 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, down from 40 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $1,477,071. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 76%, followed by commercial properties (13%), and land (5%). The most active agency for houses in the Dulguigan area is currently First National, representing 29% of new listings, followed by Raine & Horne with 21%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.

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