Burradoo

A Rare Golden Triangle Garden Estate

Long before Burradoo became synonymous with garden estates and grand country residences, this land formed part of the original 335-acre 'Southdown' holding dating back to 1854. Today, the rare two-acre parcel is defined by its heritage-listed gardens – one of the last richly intact fragments of that historic estate, where maturity, privacy and future possibility converge.

Positioned within Burradoo's tightly held golden triangle, the landscape unfolds as a series of established garden rooms, winding pathways and tree-lined clearings, crafted over more than three decades by its interior designer-owner.

A sloping drive passes beneath towering Monterey pines and through orchards of apple, pear, plum and citrus trees before opening to an avenue of Italian cypress, ornamental ponds, hedging and seasonal plantings that shift beautifully throughout the year.

Beyond their beauty, the gardens present a unique opportunity for the creation of a future residence without compromising the landscape's heritage significance (STCA) - survey plans are available.

Currently, two small existing cottages – Devon Cottage and Long Barn Cottage sit quietly within the grounds.

Rare circa two-acre parcel forming part of the original 1854 'Southdown' estateHeritage-listed gardens with established avenues, orchards, ponds and garden roomsPlans available to choose from one of two potential building sites within the grounds (STCA)Positioned within Burradoo's tightly held golden triangleTowering Monterey pines, Italian cypress avenue and productive orchard plantingsBeautifully established landscape shaped over more than three decadesJust four minutes from the village of Bowral and its cafes, restaurants and servicesEasy access to Bowral and Burradoo train stations for Sydney connectionsClose to leading Southern Highlands schools, including Chevalier College, Oxley College, Tudor House, Frensham Girls School & Frensham Junior School
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