141 Mcmahons Road, Kurrajong NSW 2758

4-bed double-brick acreage | 10-car shedding | 3.6ha hilltop | water infrastructure | bushfire overlay A rare rural holding has been created by combining a fully renovated double-brick house with extensive shedding and water infrastructure. The property is positioned on a hilltop with a northerly aspect and mountain views, which is unusual for acreage in this corridor. Its 3.6 hectares are divided into irrigated paddocks, and a 120,000-litre tank plus dam-fed irrigation support self-sufficient living. The house offers four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a flexible rumpus space, with updated kitchen and bathrooms, fresh paint and ducted air-conditioning. This configuration is best suited to families, trades, or car enthusiasts who need space and utility. Buyers seeking privacy and a low-maintenance rural lifestyle without sacrificing access to Kurrajong Village will find the property attractive. The value of this property may be affected by its bushfire overlay, which can influence insurance premiums and lending criteria. The rural location also means longer travel to employment or schools, and the market for large acreage is thinner than suburban housing. However, the land size and shedding are strong value drivers, potentially broadening buyer appeal. If the condition and presentation are as described, this could justify a premium over smaller rural homes. The cost of maintaining water systems, paddocks and large outbuildings should be weighed when forming a price view. >> Comparable Sales: 26 McMahons Road, Kurrajong $2.11m | Property Price Band: $2.1M-$2.2M | Value Drivers: condition, land size, shedding/water