1811 Tugalong Road, Canyonleigh

Idyllic and Off-Grid, Set Amid 600 Bushland Acres


Imagine waking up to nothing but the sights and sounds of nature, of gentle breezes and beautiful birdsong and a chorus of abundant wildlife. Well, you do not have to imagine anymore. Occupying 600-acres of bushland on the Wollondilly River and adjoining 1000-acres of National Park, this stunning property represents the start of your idyllic and completely self-sustainable lifestyle.

Run completely off-grid and created to be eco-friendly and fire safe, this award winning architect designed home will see you live in harmony with mother nature as she provides your basic needs. The home itself is perfect in its stylish simplicity, with a focus on immersion in nature and becoming one with the incredible surrounds. Days will be spent on one of the verandahs looking out to the bushland and landscape beyond, while at night you can stargaze while cosying up beside the firepit, before retreating inside to the warmth of the slow-combustion fire.

There has never been a better time to escape, to switch off, recharge and get back to basics, and you will not find a more idyllic location in which to do so than this, all within two hours of Sydney.

Eco-friendly Smart Shax home incorporates 3-bedrooms, two-bathrooms and an open plan living area, across a main structure and adjacent annexe
Sleek kitchen has been designed to provide excellent functionality and minimal intrusion
Productive olive grove with both Kalamata and Spanish varieties, spread over three paddocks
Water tank capacity of 30,000L to the house and 120,000L to the shed, plus a pump for olive grove irrigation
Solar powered, with house and shed water and sewerage recycled through a worm farm
Bottled gas provides instantaneous hot water, gas cooking and gas heating
Flourishing vegetable gardens and fruit trees, along with a chook house ensures plenty of food
Drystone walls, cortain steel pots and aloe vera feature in this landscaped garden that frames the house, by acclaimed designer William Dangar.
Clad in ferro cement and fitted with fire-proof glass doors to enhance fire safety
Large machinery shed built on a concrete slab offers a mezzanine deck, allowing for any number of uses
Ability to move straight in with all furniture, artwork and machinery available if desired