Sprawling across a majestic 11.5 acres (4.65 ha), this expansive property rolls out the green pastures to embrace the shimmering waters of the Nepean River. Envisioned for sumptuous living, a DA showcases a palatial, modern residence blending sophistication with unwavering respect for its surrounding natural splendour.
The canvas for any future home celebrates a generous stretch of direct riverfrontage, complemented by the uninterrupted, evocative views towards the iconic foothills of the Blue Mountains. Here, every sunset will cast golden hues across your private utopia, and each dawn will bring the thrill of nearby adventures to enjoy.
While your dream retreat blossoms, find comfort within an existing 5-bedroom cottage, thoughtfully appointed with new carpet throughout, ensuring a cosy interim abode.
This alluring estate heralds nature's finest with its arable acreage, perfect for equine pursuits or cattle grazing. It also beckons a lifestyle of convenience and land use potential with the predominant RU1 zoning.
Discreetly set back from Castlereagh Road, the lot's private entry opens to the booming Western Sydney Region. Penrith, with its fast trains to Sydney and Parramatta CBDs, reputable schools, the Penrith Regatta Centre, and the upcoming Western Sydney Lakes development, are all but moments away.
Features: - Verdant 11.5-acre (4.65 ha) property with enchanting views and lush pastures - Prime frontage along the calm waters of the Nepean River - DA for a modern home with pool and landscaping - Uninterrupted vistas towards the iconic Blue Mountains - Comfortable existing 5-bedroom cottage, freshly appointed with new carpet - Flat, fertile lands ideal for keeping horses or running livestock - Predominantly RU1 zoning for varied land use (STCA) - Set back from Castlereagh Road with a private driveway - 10-minute drive to Penrith with transport links to Sydney and Parramatta - Cose to Penrith Regatta Centre and the Western Sydney Lakes development
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