228 Wallace Street, Braidwood NSW 2622

Elevated rural holding at Braidwood’s northern gateway | 48-hectare RU1 block with DA-ready build | Tiny home with town water and mains power | Productive grazing land with spring-fed dams and new infrastructure. This property’s competitive strength lies in its rare combination of scale, immediate utility, and development optionality at the urban edge. The 48-hectare RU1 zone supports genuine grazing operations, while the existing tiny home with town water and mains power removes the holding cost of a bare land purchase. The DA approval for a dwelling and the new machinery shed with power give a buyer a ready-to-improve position without delay. This suits a buyer seeking a productive rural retreat with expansion potential, or a family wanting a walkable connection to Braidwood’s amenities within a working farm setting. The bushfire and heritage overlays represent specific constraints that will affect insurance premiums and any future subdivision or structural changes, so due diligence on these is essential. The absence of detected internet connectivity is a practical limitation for remote work, though not a structural flaw. The spring-fed dam with solar pump and 20,000-gallon header tank provides water security, and the new fencing with four paddocks and internal laneway supports immediate livestock use. Hold this property as a productive lifestyle block, or build the approved dwelling to increase residential amenity and long-term value.