46 Carrington Road

Springrange NSW 2618

The two four bedroom homes are ensconced on 40 acres and 20 acres respectively, the property divided by Carrington Road, The 4 bedroom home on the 20 acre property is currently rented at $550 per week, so a steady income is on hand if the new buyer would like to take advantage of a rental arrangement.
Excellent infrastructure is in place, with 5 dams so water is plentiful for the budding agronomist there is an orchard of 40 Almond trees. Running stock is obviously not a problem given the acreage and the lush rolling landscape.

The main residence is nestled on top of the hill and provides stunning views of both the rolling country side and onto the Brindabella Mountains plus views across Canberra (the twinkling of the Canberra night lights are wonderful) plus amazing sunsets.

The second residence has substantive living areas currently rented out at $550 per week.

Features Include:
Main Residence - Sits on approx. (40 acres)
- Four bedrooms master with ensuite
- Loft/5th bedroom with ensuite - ideal as teenagers retreat or rumpus room
- Spacious formal lounge and dining areas with views from all windows
- Family room adjacent to large eat in kitchen
- Timber kitchen with walk in pantry, free standing gas cooker + dishwasher
- Ducted gas heating, slow combustion heating to family and open fire place in lounge room.

Second Residence - Sits on approx. 8 Hectares (20 acres)
- Four bedrooms master with ensuite
- Large lounge room with slow combustion heater (heats the whole home)
- Modern kitchen with dishwasher, gas cooking and hot water Infrastructure includes:
- 4 dams, bore, 122,000 litre water tank plus 120,000 litre water tank
- 2 x 3 car carports, storage sheds with power plus additional sheds
- 7 paddocks in total, shearing area with associated shedding
- Enviro cycle waste system, 2 large chicken pens, fencing in good order.

Easily accessed from "Spring Range Road"

Note : the homes are both within eyesight of each other as time evolves and inevitably land becomes a greater commodity it would not be unreasonable to expect that the 40 acre plot could then be subdivided into two , obviously returning a handsome dividend on the initial $ outlaid.