Witness views that go over Seven Mile Beach, across the Pacific Ocean and on forever at Bullaburra.
From the back deck of Bullaburra, one can take in a view more rare and precious than diamonds, where all at once bucolic pastures roll down to the open ocean.
Located at 64 Crooked River Road, Gerroa, this generational family estate comprises a six-bedroom, five-bathroom home set high on more than 25 hectares of pristine headland, stretching right down to the sea below.
Selling agent Cullen & Royle’s Deborah Cullen says she was unsurprised to learn the property had remained in the same family for almost 40 years.
“Headland blocks like this don’t come up often, and tend to be very tightly held,” she said.
“The views go over Seven Mile Beach, across the Pacific Ocean and on forever.
“We’ve had a huge number of enquiries about the listing and it’s to be expected, because this is easily one of the South Coast’s most remarkable landholdings.”
Defined by privacy and breathtaking scale, the seemingly endless land cannot be subdivided, making it ideal for anyone wanting to keep cattle onsite and balance between rural country and coastal lifestyles.
“The home itself cannot be seen anywhere by neighbours,” Deborah says.
“It’s a secluded retreat experience from the moment you go through the security gate, you take a long, winding driveway through what feels like the country, then you pop up over the hill and there’s the house, along with panoramic ocean views.
“Around is a beautiful sub-tropical rainforest that not only adds to the privacy and beauty, but is a great wind buffer.”
Inside, the thoughtfully designed residence by Allen Jack + Cotter comprises two interconnected dwellings, characterised by double brick, steel beams and beautiful cross-flow ocean breezes.
The floor plan offers exceptional flexibility for all lifestyles, from extended family living to a refined coastal retreat.
It features two full kitchens, multiple living spaces with ocean views, twin temperature-controlled wine cellars, a games room and garaging for five cars.
This all flows seamlessly to expansive indoor and outdoor spaces designed to respond to the elements, including an outdoor barbecue area and heated swim spa.
This is all framed by beautiful native gardens, expansive lawn areas and a feature stone wall constructed with stones found onsite.
“It’s a beautiful space for a family to gather and you can tell that’s what it was created for,” Deborah says.
Other useful features include a back-to-base video alarm system, a large shed and storage with farm equipment and tools included, and town water connected, supplemented by rainwater troughs, adding a layer of rural capability for anyone who wants it.
The price guide for Bullaburra is $20 million, and expressions of interest close Thursday 21 May at 5 pm.
For more information on 64 Crooked River Road, Gerroa, call Cullen & Royle’s Deborah Cullen on 0401 849 955 or Richard Royle on 0418 961 575.
