Spacious Dungog-Wallarobba Home in its own Valley

In the Hunter Valley, only 10 or 15 minutes away from Dungog cafes and Clarence Town, which are on the Williams River. Not a house in sight. You have space, peace and a beautiful, tranquil valley with Barrington Tops National Park in the distance. Birds (Bower Birds, King Parrots, Rozellas and more). Grazing cattle and horses enhance the scene Safe for kids and pets with a dingo deterent fence. Great walks all around the Shire and on Dungog Common with its famed mountain bike track This is a spacious, secure, single level home with three generous bedrooms and lounge, family and dining rooms. In winter, the amazing double fronted, through wall wood heater will keep you warm and cosy wherever you are in the house. The fully ducted whole house reverse cycle air conditioning will keep you cool in summer and warm in winter. There three options for eating outside to enjoy the 1.7 acre dingo protected garden. The big Entertaining area is fully insect screened. There is abundant bird life, with Bower Birds, Rosellas, King Parrots and Tawny Frogmouth Owls. Here you can relax and settle into the valley with its peace, beauty and softly grazing cattle. You will be the sole occupants of the house, the 1.7 acre garden plus the paddocks The roller door garage is secure for two cars You are welcome to our home whilst we are away travelling. Our Co-Host Terri Kirkman is always available. Two and a half hours from Sydney and one hour from Newcastle, Dungog and Clarence Town are quaint Hunter Valley country towns In Dungog there are cafes and restaurants, the Tin Shed Brewery, art galleries, boutiques, local artisan handicrafts, antiques shops, florists. an information bureau, a museum, a bike shop and Australia's oldest purpose-built still operating cinema. For exercise visit the swimming pools, take a dip in the river or hike on Dungog Common which covers 650 acres and has a renowned mountain bike track. There are a many walking tracks and picnic spots in the Shire, at Barrington Tops and at ChichesterDam On Saturday mornings enjoy coffee or breakfast in town, visit the local growers market and buy locally grazed beef from the Providores or stone-ground organic bread direct from the baker's van. Oysters, prawns and fish are usually available from the mobile van Clarence Town provides great access to the Williams River for boating and fishing, or you may wish to visit its authentic Aussie Bush Pub, the Erringhi Hotel. Barrington Tops National Park, Port Stephens and its beaches, and the Hunter Valley wineries are an hour's drive away. Historic Morpeth on the Hunter River is a thirty five minute drive. The surrounding countryside was a timber producing area and is now mainly devoted to grazing. Stunning views make driving a pleasure. Enjoy the open country roads, the freedom and fresh air. Even catch a train from Wallarobba to Maitland and Newcastle. Lyndhurst is positioned amongst working farms. Occassionally, to gain access, it may be necessary to open a farm gate. Please always close it and release your pets once they are in the grounds of Lyndhurst. Obviously cleanliness and sanitization are exceptionally important for all of us. You will be pleased to know that not only do we comply with, and have passed, AirBnB’s cleaning and sanitisation protocols, but we are using a unique ‘Broad-spectrum disinfectant/cleaner with outstanding residual biocidal activity’. Patented ‘Aeris Defense’ has been fully tested. Its exceptional protection kills 99.99% of germs, including Coronavirus in one minute. The tests proved, in addition to the initial kill, it provides ‘residual protection’ for up to seven days as well as 200 touches. It is the safest cleaning/disinfectant product I know. You will find further information about Aeris Defence as you enter Lyndhurst