469 Back Cullen Bullen Road, Portland, NSW 2847

From the moment you enter the front door, you will be impressed by the overwhelming feeling of space that this magnificent home provides with its 9 foot ceilings. Situated on approximately 5 acres with a substantial floor plan of 609sqm or *65sq and boasting five large bedrooms, a media room, and an external studio,
no detail has been forgotten or overlooked making this a truly unique property. The large formal lounge room and dining area provide the perfect setting for any formal occasion, whilst the family room adjacent to the kitchen, will be the focus of your day to day living with an abundance of natural light and impressive rural views. The kitchen itself has everything even the most fussiest of chefs could want, including a full butlers pantry, large island bench and quality stainless steel appliances. A large ensuite, plus two other full bathrooms, continue the theme of the home, as does the open, wide hallways with floor to ceiling windows and sliding doors. An expansive, easterly facing, rear timber deck with down lights and ceiling fans compliments the home and encourages outdoor entertaining while taking full advantage of the rural lifestyle location. The list of quality extras with this home is extensive and can only be appreciated by inspecting the property for yourself. Book your inspection today.

Portland is part of the gateway to the Central West and is located between Oberon, Mudgee, Bathurst, Lithgow, and the Blue Mountains. It is a short drive from both the Great Western and Castlereagh Highways. A quiet town surrounded by beautiful, undulating countryside and a history of cement making with the town known as 'The Town That Built Sydney'.
 Wool and forestry are some of the
major local industries. However, the first successful manufacture of cement in New South Wales was carried out in Portland late in the 19th century, based on local limestone deposits. Today the former cement works are a vibrant social hub, and the town is surrounded by sheep and cattle farms. Small boutique farmers are also growing and breeding goats, alpacas, horses, olives, chestnuts and there are a smattering of vineyards.

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