Introducing "Kentgrove" - Circa 1840
A Rare Opportunity to Own a Historic Estate
Step back in time and experience the charm of "Kentgrove," a distinguished and historically significant residence set on 30 acres of picturesque land. This character-filled property is a rare gem-offering timeless elegance, seclusion, and a wealth of potential, all just minutes from town.
Having once been the largest orchard in New South Wales during the late 1920s and home to three former mayors of Goulburn, Kentgrove is steeped in rich heritage. Whether you're seeking a private estate, hobby farm, or commercial venture such as a boutique wedding venue, this property presents limitless possibilities.
Key Features:
The Residence
A beautifully designed 4-bedroom home, with the flexibility of a 5th bedroom or office, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail. This home must be seen to be fully appreciated.
The Old Horse Stables
Lovingly preserved, the original stables stand as a testament to the property's historical charm and remain in remarkable condition for their age.
The Former Jam Factory / Shearing Shed
This expansive structure offers significant square meterage and endless potential for repurposing-ideal for business endeavors, workshops, or creative studio spaces.
Grounds & Gardens
The estate boasts meticulously landscaped gardens featuring a harmonious blend of deciduous and evergreen trees, shrubs, and flowering plants. Each season reveals a new wave of natural beauty, making the grounds a year-round visual delight. The park-like setting offers a serene and picturesque backdrop, enhancing the home's already impressive presence.
An old clay tennis court has been creatively transformed into a productive vegetable and fruit garden, combining functionality with charm. For those seeking a sporting revival, the space can be restored to its original form with some work.
Water Supply & Irrigation
Kentgrove is exceptionally well-equipped with water infrastructure:
A 1-megalitre dam dedicated to garden use
A high-yield bore capable of filling a 20,000L tank in 12 hours (potable water)
A 100,000L cement tank for household use, supplied by the residence and stables
A 70,000L seepage well under the office, servicing toilets with runoff from surrounding buildings
Two 22,000L tanks available for garden irrigation, filled via the bore or dam
Heating & Comfort
Two open fireplaces
An inbuilt tile fire heater
A slow-combustion stove in the kitchen
An open fireplace in the stables (end room)
Ducted heating throughout the home, powered by an oil-burning unit located beneath the ballroom floor (unused but intact; easily converted to electric or gas)
A Legacy of Agricultural Excellence
In 1930, Kentgrove evolved into a sheep station with an additional 3,200 acres incorporated into the property. This expansion further enriched its agricultural significance and versatility.
Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of Goulburn's history.
For further information or to arrange a private inspection, please contact:
Addison Gann
0456 555 458
