348 Willow Forest Road, Braidwood.

Steeped in history and shaped by generations of care, this picturesque and productive *89ha (*220 acres) holding stands as one of the district's most recognisable rural landscapes. Established circa 1838–1841 by Colonel MacKenzie as a working farm, the property still carries the quiet grandeur of its past - most notably through the striking silhouette of the original homestead, standing proudly above the rolling hills as a reminder of the farm's early beginnings. With a beautiful northeast aspect and sweeping views across undulating pastures and the valley beyond, the land feels open, elevated, and deeply peaceful - a rare combination. The Land The majority of the acreage is cleared, well maintained grazing country with rich alluvial basalt soils, nurtured through decades of regular fertilising and seeding. Gently rolling hills create natural movement across the property, while thoughtfully retained pockets of shelter trees provide protection for stock and enhance the landscape's character. Carrying capacity is between 20-30 cows + calves + weiners, depending on the season. Held tightly within the same family for three generations, this is a property with heart - and the current custodians are seeking someone who will continue its story, perhaps even restoring the original homestead to its former glory. Infrastructure • Expansive 21m x 25m machinery shed capable of housing large-scale farm equipment, graders, tractors, and multiple vehicles • Truck back up loading ramp for efficient unloading of machinery and stock • Large open bay 18m x 16m hay shed with ample capacity for seasonal storage • Good boundary fencing across the property Water Security • Spring fed Titringo Creek forming the northeast boundary • Three spring fed dams, ensuring reliable year round water supply Location Perfectly positioned for both seclusion and convenience: • 3km to the iconic Nerriga Pub • 50 minutes to Nowra and the Jervis Bay coastline • 40 minutes to Braidwood • 60 minutes to Goulburn • 1.5 hours to Wollongong • 1.5 hours to Canberra • 2.5 hours to Sydney A Rare Opportunity Properties of this scale, history, and productivity seldom come to market. Whether you're seeking a working farm, a restoration project with heritage charm, or a private rural escape, this land offers a canvas rich with possibility. Become the next custodian of a truly remarkable piece of Nerriga's rural heritage. PLEASE NOTE: Whilst all care has been taken to ensure accuracy in the preparation of the particulars herein, no warranty can be given, and interested parties must rely on their own enquiries. *Land sizes are approximate.