228 Wallace Street, Braidwood.

Occupying an extraordinary position at the northern gateway to historic Braidwood, 'Little Strathallan' presents a rare opportunity to enjoy the scale and freedom of a productive rural holding on the very edge of the township. The property captures a magnificent sweeping outlook across Braidwood, with uninterrupted views over rolling pastures, surrounding farmland and the historic village. It is a remarkable setting – rural in every sense, yet close enough to wander into town for your morning coffee, dinner at the pub or an afternoon exploring Braidwood's shops and galleries. Spanning approximately 119 acres (48 hectares) of highly productive RU1-zoned farmland, this property combines quality grazing country, excellent water, new infrastructure and a rich agricultural history with an exceptional opportunity to create a landmark country residence. A Productive Rural Holding The farm has been thoughtfully improved for practical livestock management and is divided into four paddocks, connected by a newly established internal laneway system. New fencing has been installed throughout, while an all-weather internal farm track with cattle grids provides excellent access from the main street of Braidwood through the property. Water is a particular strength, with five dams, including a spring-fed dam with a solar pump supplying a substantial 20,000-gallon header tank, together with cattle troughs servicing the property. Newly established tree lanes with dripper irrigation will continue to enhance the landscape as they mature, creating shelter, privacy and beautiful avenues throughout the farm. Ready to Build Your Country Home With DA approval already in place, much of the groundwork has been completed for the next owner to begin creating their dream country residence without the usual delay associated with securing initial planning approval. In the meantime, a comfortable tiny home with town water and mains power connected provides an ideal place to stay and enjoy the property while building. A brand-new 16m x 12m machinery shed with power connected provides excellent storage and workshop space, while the internal laneway has been designed ready for the addition of your preferred cattle yard system. A Farm with History Little Strathallan has been part of Braidwood's agricultural landscape for well over a century. Established as a dairy farm in 1900, it continued operating as a dairy until 1978. Today, that farming heritage continues through its productive grazing country, while the property's exceptional position opens the door to an entirely new chapter. Enjoy the privacy, space and freedom of your own farm, watch cattle grazing against a backdrop of rolling countryside, then leave the car at home and stroll into town. Few properties offer this combination of productive acreage, beautiful views, quality infrastructure, building approval and genuine walk-to-town convenience. Steeped in history and occupying one of Braidwood's most remarkable edge-of-town positions, Little Strathallan is an opportunity to create an exceptional country lifestyle without giving up the pleasures of village life. WANT MORE LAND? Maxville Park, a premium acreage property with expansive home is available adjoining 228 Wallace Street offering 240 additional grazing acres ~ for sale $3,750,000 ask agent for more information. Looking for your perfect property in the Braidwood region? Explore our latest properties for sale at belleproperty.pro/braidwood and register for 'First to See' to be among the first notified when new and off-market opportunities become available. Your next property could be just around the corner. Please Note: While all care has been taken to ensure accuracy in the details above, no warranty is given, and interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.