362 Boundary Creek Road, Bentley NSW 2480

Surrounded by towering eucalypts, Bangalow palms, tree ferns and abundant wildlife, this peaceful 82-acre property offers a unique opportunity to embrace a secluded rainforest lifestyle at Bentley, conveniently positioned between Kyogle and Lismore. The renovated A-frame home combines character with contemporary updates, featuring a modernised exterior, Colorbond roofing and refreshed finishes. Inside, the home offers two ground floor bedrooms plus a versatile loft room, ideal as a third bedroom, home office or study. The loft opens onto its own outdoor deck, a perfect spot for your morning coffee. Also located on the ground floor there is a separate studio room which provide various uses such as office sapace, spare bedroom or yoga room. The open-plan kitchen, dining and living area creates a welcoming central hub, complete with a cosy wood fire and study nook. A bathroom and separate laundry add everyday practicality, while a large covered outdoor area extends the living space into the surrounding rainforest setting. Connected to mains electricity, the property has rainwater tanks and spring-fed water reticulation. While predominantly native forest, approximately two acres offer potential for small-scale crops or fruit trees. Currently there are mango, plum, ruby grapefruit, mandarin, tangerine, lemon, lime and avacardo trees. Enjoy the privacy and tranquillity of rainforest living, with Kyogle approximately 22 km away, Lismore 32 km and Ballina Gateway Airport 67 km. A special opportunity to secure your own expansive rainforest sanctuary with flexible living options and room to explore your rural lifestyle dreams. Contact John Wilcox 0428 200 288 or Michelle Sandrk 0489 238 889 to arange your inpscetion today. Disclaimer: All information contained herein is obtained from property owners or third-party sources which we believe are reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy; however we cannot guarantee it. Nimbin Hills Real Estate advises all interested person/s should rely on their own enquiries