210 Mulwarree Road

Barraba NSW 2347

The fully renovated kitchen features stone bench tops, induction cooktop, Smeg oven, island bench and oodles of storage and is the hub of the home, feeding onto a light and pretty dining setting on one side and a warm and comfortable lounge/living area on the other.

The rear exit flows onto a large northern deck area that is perfect for alfresco dining and overlooks the garden, which is a sanctuary for abundant resident and visiting bird life. The deck then flows on to the beautiful pool and separate heated spa area on the east. Overlooking the pool is a large pool room / potential visitor accommodation, with kitchenette, open-plan entertaining area, and separate bathroom.

The property boasts a large 9m x 15m shed, catering for 5 vehicles, a work bench and two stables. A paddock adjacent to the home on the east is undeveloped but offers plenty of space for a horse or a cow.
Zoned rural residential, the rates are approximately $812 per annum. Water security is a feature of the property with 66,000 litres of rainwater storage, plus town water and an excellent bore.

Barraba is a picturesque rural community nestled in the Nandewar ranges, just an hours drive north of Tamworth. With wide open streets, no traffic snarls or queues at the shops, a pretty a tree lined main street, the essential services of doctors and a hospital, Barraba is a welcome place to call home.

You can live as privately or as engaged in community activities as you choose, with active vibrant creative arts groups, sporting clubs and of course the local show. A golf course, bowling greens and ample playing fields provides plenty of opportunity to be out and active, or just relax for a drink or a meal at the friendly pub or club.

The beautifully restored Playhouse Hotel with quaint cinema has enjoyed many private and public events, from Flickerfest, to live theatre and music.
Barraba is a community focused on agriculture, with the majority of locals choosing to spend their lives in a laidback, relaxed yet pro-active township.

It is home to the Regent Honeyeater and the rare pink slug, and has many sites such as Mt Kaputar National Park, Horton Falls, Sawn Rocks, and the Rocky Creek Glacial Area, making it a great base for outdoor activities including photography, bird-watching, bushwalking, camping and 4WDing.