42/70 Little River Road

Braidwood NSW 2622

This has to be on your list of homes to view and consider when thinking of moving to Braidwood. We named the home after Dr Braidwood Wilson. Wilson's first land grants were in the Oatlands area of Tasmania, however he exchanged these for grants in the Braidwood district before settling there in 1835.

The family property was known as "Braidwood Farm" (since changed to "Mona"). When the township was formed it took the name of Braidwood in his honour because Wilson relinquished an area from the western end of his property to be used as the site for the new town. He became a pastoralist and was noted for the good management of his land. He also served as a magistrate, and funded the building on the courthouse in Braidwood. He was on many local committees and took an active interest in district affairs. Wilson died on the 11th November 1843 and he was buried on a hill-top overlooking the town of Braidwood.

These homes are spacious with large raked ceilings and plenty of wall space to display your art work and the sun drenched main lounge room with its bank of East and North facing windows ensure that you take in plenty of sunlight and outlook from your elevated vantage point in the estate. The homes are fully insulated and have ducted heating and air conditioning that will kept comfortable all year round.