160 Acres of Ridgetop Paradise

Privately elevated atop the ridgeline within the tranquil surrounds of Hitcham Park, this 64.75ha (160-acre) rural holding presents a brilliant opportunity to secure your own secluded piece of Australian countryside.

Offering an extraordinary sense of privacy and space, the property enjoys elevated outlooks stretching across the surrounding landscape to the north, east and west. From sunrise through to sunset, the ever-changing vistas provide a spectacular backdrop to an idyllic rural lifestyle.

With the property exceeding 40 hectares, it retains a dwelling entitlement, providing the potential to create your own private rural retreat, subject to the necessary approvals. Several areas of relatively level ground offer potential locations for a future home, while those looking for a simpler escape could establish a temporary base and take the time to plan their ultimate vision.

Whether you're searching for a secluded weekender, an off-grid adventure, a future rural residence or simply a place to escape the pace of everyday life, this property offers a great combination of space, privacy and accessibility.

Despite its wonderfully remote feel, the property remains within comfortable driving distance of major centres:

• Sydney/Wahroonga – approximately 110km / 90 minutes
• Central Coast/Tuggerah – approximately 75km / 70 minutes
• Newcastle – approximately 100km / 100 minutes

Once you leave the main road behind, the sense of isolation is immediate. Here, the sounds of nature replace the noise of the city, with an abundance of space to explore, unwind and create your own rural sanctuary.

The RU2 ‘Rural Landscape’ zoning provides a range of potential uses, with opportunities for structures and accommodation subject to zoning requirements and council approval. Whether your vision involves a substantial rural home, shed, weekend retreat or off-grid escape, this is a property that invites you to think beyond the ordinary.

Access is best suited to AWD vehicles with good ground clearance, adding to the property's genuine rural and adventurous character. The holding features a primary access road, together with a secondary emergency access route, while an existing trail extends from the property directly into the adjoining Olney State Forest.

For the outdoor enthusiast, this creates an extraordinary opportunity to enjoy thousands of acres of additional forest and wilderness beyond your own 160 acres — whether exploring on foot, by bike or simply immersing yourself in the surrounding natural environment.

Properties offering this combination of size, elevation, privacy, views and proximity to Sydney, Newcastle and the Central Coast are increasingly difficult to find. Come and experience the serenity for yourself — the possibilities are limited only by your imagination.

Parcel H is identified as Lot 163 in DP 755230.

Contact us for further details:

·       Kurt Musgrove 0497 281 475

·       Garry Musgrove 0429 663 026

HITCHAM PARK

Own a piece of the breathtaking Lower Hunter Valley: secure your slice of beautiful Hitcham Park today! 

16 diverse parcels of land, featuring a harmonious blend of prime arable farmland and captivating natural Bushland. 

Charming creeks meander through undulating land, clear valleys, and dramatic hilltops. Dams, old water bores, historic cattle yards, and an original schoolhouse echo a bygone era and add layers of history and charm to this extraordinary estate. 

Whether it's an investment, a low-maintenance weekend escape or a permanent move to a hobby farm, all possibilities await.  

For the nature lover, Hitcham Park showcases one of the country’s most pristine natural blue-gum forests, creating a sanctuary for diverse wildlife, flora, and fauna.  

For the savvy investor, it’s the chance to unlock great value, with potential to buy multiple parcels and further develop the land.

Disclaimer:
All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and act as a messenger only in passing on the details. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries. Building, dwelling, camping, temporary accommodation and other uses are subject to applicable planning controls, approvals and conditions. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries with the relevant authorities regarding permitted uses and development potential.