Located at the very top of the Nymboida headwaters where the river runs wild and pure is a very special place.
Enjoying the peace and privacy of 293 richly wooded acres and the beauty and excitement of 800 metres of wild river frontage, Riverbend Cottage is a once in a lifetime opportunity to enjoy a location and lifestyle that will be the envy of many.
The professionally built hardwood cottage offers spacious accommodation for a permanent home or extended escapes into this magnificent Dorrigo Mountain wilderness. Large and cosy internal spaces open onto extensive verandas which are comfortably poised just meters above the ever flowing and graceful Nymboida River.
Riverbend is just the 2nd property on this famous river and sits on a picturesque flood free clearing from which there are numerous easy access points to enjoy the many delights the river offers. Shooting the rapids, exploring the many swimming holes and your own magnifying gorge, fishing your very own trout catchment, long lunches with your toes in the water or daily laps: it's all there just for you. The many platypus will be happy to share with you.
The cottage is surrounded by rich woodlands and a wildlife paradise for you to explore at your leisure .And should you wish to build a cabin or two or some rustic sheds , the vast selection of fully grown Australian hardwoods provides a valuable resource of some of the finest building materials this country has to offer.
Riverbend is entirely self-sufficient and off grid. Solar energy powers every comfort and amenity, while the river provides an infinite source of pure mountain water. These properties are extremely rare and are very tightly held. So is this the opportunity you've been waiting for? Think about it.
Riverbend Cottage might be the place you never knew you always wanted.
Disclaimer: All information contained herein is obtained from property owners or third-party sources which we believe are reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however we cannot guarantee it. All interested person/s should rely on their own enquiries.