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Description: Set within a serene and unspoiled pocket of Glenworth Valley, this unique waterfront acreage offers a rare opportunity to embrace a truly peaceful bushland lifestyle with direct access to the tidal waters of Popran Creek. Spanning approximately 40 acres (16.18 hectares), the property is a sanctuary of stillness, where winding pathways meander through salt marshes, birdlife thrives, and the rhythm of the tides sets the pace of everyday life.
At the heart of the property sits a charming barn-style residence, thoughtfully constructed from durable Colourbond and designed to feel both rustic and contemporary while blending in with its natural surrounds. The home features three bedrooms, two separate bathrooms, and an open-plan living zone that captures the surrounding natural beauty. Upstairs, beautiful timber parquetry flooring adds warmth and character, while large windows invite in soft natural light and calming bushland outlooks.
The industrial-inspired kitchen is both functional and stylish, featuring steel benchtops and LPG gas cooktop and oven - perfect for those who enjoy simple, honest living with a touch of modern edge. The home is northwest facing, enhancing natural light and capturing gentle afternoon warmth throughout the living spaces.
One of the property's most captivating features is its waterfront access. A long, winding pathway leads through the marshlands to the water's edge, where deep water is consistently available at the access point despite the tidal nature of the creek. Two boat mooring poles are already in place, offering a gateway to kayaking, boating, fishing, or simply soaking in the quiet beauty of this pristine waterway.
The land itself is predominantly salt marsh and therefore largely unusable for traditional agricultural purposes, making this property ideal for buyers seeking lifestyle, seclusion, and connection to nature rather than cleared paddocks or grazing land - although there are a couple of large flat clearings dotted around the property with one leading to a potential dam and beautiful cave. Behind the home, walking trails wind into the mountain backdrop, creating a private bushland playground for exploring, hiking, or quiet reflection.
Practical features include a constantly full, spring-fed water tank servicing the home, solar panels to support sustainable living, and a substantial concrete utility slab that provides the perfect foundation for a large shed, garage, or potential future extension (STCA).
Despite its tranquil and secluded feel, the property remains easily accessible by car, located approximately 15–20 minutes from the Mount White exit on the M1 motorway, offering a manageable commute to Sydney or Newcastle while still feeling worlds away.
This is a rare offering for those seeking a waterfront bush retreat - an escape from the everyday, where peace, privacy, and a deep connection to nature take centre stage.
Disclaimer: Every care has been taken to verify the accuracy of the information contained in this document, but no warranty (either express or implied) is given by George Brand or its agent as to the accuracy of the contents. Purchasers should conduct their own investigations into all matters relating to the purchase of the property.
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