Nestled high on a ridge west of historic Braidwood, 'Sheep Camp' is a breathtaking 61-hectare lifestyle property offering privacy, sustainability, and a deeply creative spirit. For over 30 years, this remarkable estate has been the cherished home and workplace of a renowned and accomplished creative couple.
A landscape of beauty and biodiversity, the property is a stunning mix of old-growth ribbon gums, box-gum woodland and native grasses. Wildlife abounds - kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, echidnas, and lyrebirds are regular visitors.
Built to last for generations and crafted from hardwood, weathered stone, and corrugated iron, the main residence and guest cottage blend modern architectural vision with timeless craftsmanship.
The home features:
- Up to six bedrooms and four bathrooms (flexible configuration)
- Two offices and a ceramic studio
- Wood-fired underfloor heating
- Solar shed with extensive battery bank and panel array
- Passive solar design and sustainable living principles
- Separate work shed with tools and farm equipment
- Water security and fire protection
The house area flows seamlessly into nature, with panoramic views:
East and North: sweeping vistas to the coast and Shoalhaven River plateau
West: forested slopes rising to Mt Palerang and Mt Major
Surrounding the home are beautifully maintained gardens featuring:
- Native Kangaroo Paws, Grass Trees, Crab-Apple and Manchurian Pear Trees
- Wisteria Vines and Cottage Garden Blooms
- A netted vegetable garden with Espaliered Fig and Apple Trees
- Poultry Shed and Chook Run
Designed to nurture creativity and connection, 'Sheep Camp' has hosted generations of family and friends, offering a peaceful retreat and a vibrant workspace. It's more than a home - it's a lifestyle, a sanctuary, and a legacy.
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