This boutique acreage redefines rural luxury in the Jamberoo Valley. Photos: Raine & Horne.
With jaw-dropping proportions, unrivalled luxury and scenic prestige, 211 Minnamurra Lane, Jamberoo must be seen to be believed.
Positioned at the end of a long and flawless concrete driveway on more than six hectares of manicured land, the stately six-bedroom, four-bathroom home is a masterclass in how to set the bar for a boutique acreage.
“People are awed by the sheer proportions of this property,” Raine & Horne’s Steve Pryor says.
“When the home itself is 600 sqm, you can lose sight of the grandness of its scale.
“But more than that, it’s known to be one of the best small acreage locations in the Jamberoo Valley. Most properties with its views are stuck on top of the mountain, where this is within close proximity of the village and the highway, with easy access to the rest of the Illawarra, the Southern Highlands and beyond.”
From this sought-after pocket, the sprawling, single-level property commands 270-degree views of rolling green hills and distant escarpments, and sits in pride of place among paddocks ideal for horses or cattle.
The home is characterised by exceptional craftsmanship, soaring vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass and a sun-drenched open-plan living area that draws the landscape inside. This space also includes a high-end kitchen complete with a butler’s pantry.
“This open plan space spilling seamlessly outside is the heart of the home,” Steve says.
“It becomes clear here that this home, while supremely private, is designed to entertain family and friends in all seasons.
“You could entertain 120 people by the in-ground heated pool without batting an eyelid, and a further 40 in the cabana.”
The home’s six bedrooms and four bathrooms are anchored by a grand main suite with a full-sized dressing room — a space large enough to be its own bedroom — and a beautifully appointed ensuite.
Multiple living options include a home cinema that speaks volumes about the property’s uncompromising detail — a purpose-built room with tiered seating, a professional-grade projector, lighting and acoustics.
“It’s not a token home theatre,” Steve says. “It’s like stepping into a real cinema.”
And then there’s the shed — an expansive 500 sqm structure that feels less like a utility space and more like an exhibition hall.
“It’s set up almost like a showroom; a massive structure with fantastic lighting and an office space at the very end,” Steve says. “It could easily be a massive workshop, a studio, or somewhere to store serious machinery or vehicles, but structurally could be modified to become a second, fully self-contained residence.”
Every element of 211 Minnamurra Lane has been considered — from its home automation and full security systems to its ducted air-conditioning, generous water storage, rural infrastructure and an eight-car garage.
But what makes it special is the balance it strikes between grandeur and ease.
“This is for someone who wants privacy and space, but doesn’t necessarily want the high maintenance of a huge acreage,” Steve says. “It’s manageable, refined, and absolutely world-class.”
For more information or a private viewing of 211 Minnamurra Lane, Jamberoo, contact Raine & Horne’s Steve Pryor on 0408 423 328.
