4723 Araluen Road, Araluen NSW 2622

Privately positioned along Araluen Road, this 120-acre holding is defined by its rare convergence of natural beauty, lifestyle potential and creative enterprise. Just 39km from Braidwood and 42km from Moruya, the property is secluded enough to feel removed yet still within reach of convenience and community.

Anchored by the flow of Araluen Creek on site, the land offers a striking combination of valley fields, native bushland and fertile soil - previously leveraged for flourishing market garden...

Privately positioned along Araluen Road, this 120-acre holding is defined by its rare convergence of natural beauty, lifestyle potential and creative enterprise. Just 39km from Braidwood and 42km from Moruya, the property is secluded enough to feel removed yet still within reach of convenience and community.

Anchored by the flow of Araluen Creek on site, the land offers a striking combination of valley fields, native bushland and fertile soil - previously leveraged for flourishing market gardens. Water security is exceptional, with three dams, a bore, and the creek forming the centrepiece of a living, working landscape. It's this layered topography - elemental and generous - that underpins the site's versatility.

The property supports a diverse range of uses, from self-sustaining living to scaled production. A council-approved, small-batch distillery - Twin Gallows - currently operates onsite, with established supply into Canberra and the South Coast. For those seeking more than a retreat, this enterprise (negotiated on top of the property sale) offers a ready-made platform for supplementary income and growth.

At its heart, a welcoming three-bedroom home offers warmth and comfort - featuring open-plan living, a slow combustion fireplace, wet back hot water, and a 7kW solar array. The residence is quietly embedded in its surrounds, offering natural connection and endless potential.

Supporting infrastructure includes:

• A 12m x 10m powered shed with concrete slab and roller door access
• A well-preserved 1920s shearing shed with strong architectural character
• Operational stockyards with crush and head bale
• A steel-framed, powered glasshouse with shelving and concrete base

This is a place of rare clarity - where land, water and opportunity come together in meaningful alignment. Whether it becomes a home, a business, a project or all three, it offers the chance to build something enduring in a naturally unique location.

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