About half an hour south of Braidwood you’ll find a small farm, with its own homestead, called Emu Flat.

Significantly, this 50 hectare (123 acres) property features over 1.3 kilometres of Shoalhaven River frontage, and this allows pumping rights for both stock and regular domestic use.

The actual distance by sealed road back to Braidwood is just 39 kilometres. It is also only 85 kilometres of scenic country road to Queanbeyan which means that commuting there a possibility too.

In terms of farming, the current owner runs cattle, but Emu Flat would be equally suitable for horses or sheep or even cropping.

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The pastures have been improved, the fencing is renewed, and steel cattle yards have also been installed.

In terms of the living arrangements, the homestead dates back to the middle of the 1800s which is a nice talking point, but it has also been completely renovated throughout.

It has fresh paint, nice carpet, new timber windows and doors, a great kitchen and bathroom, and it all presents like new.

The floorplan is versatile with the current configuration providing up to five bedrooms with study and parents retreat, formal dining and two living areas.

Agent Reg O’Connell says “This is an opportunity to move onto a working farm small enough to work part-time or large enough to work full-time with more intensive agriculture.”

If you’d like to take a look at Emu Flat in person an inspection can be arranged, but they are strictly by appointment.