Historically significant homestead (dating from 1869) set on approx. 27 acres, currently run as a multi award-winning bed and breakfast, offered for the first time in 20 years.

Perched scenically below the summit of Razorback, this lovingly restored and extended residence can cater for a large family or sold as a “turn-key” bed and breakfast, where new owners begin taking guests immediately.

The homestead boasts a total of seven elegant bedrooms, the master with walk-in robe, ensuite and parents’ retreat. There is a total of four bathrooms, two colonial style with free-standing claw foot baths perched beneath delicate bespoke lead light windows.

Living wise, this homestead offers an abundance of space – formal dining room with bar and electric fireplace surround (circa. 1900); large carpeted formal lounge with open fireplace and verandah access, expansive open style Tasmanian Oak kitchen with granite benchtops, quality appliances and large island, sitting room with home office, plus a beautifully appointed family room with verandah access to enjoy the spectacular country views.

Colonial style decorative cornices, ceiling roses, stained glass, elegant drapes and curtains feature throughout the home, giving it old world charm. Outdoors, delight in the mature landscaped grounds and original mature Pepper Tree framing the original front door.

Pepper Tree Ridge offers the ultimate tree change or country escape. Inspect today.

Other features include:
• Self-contained studio apartment with breezeway to house
• Laundry with external access
• Ducted heating throughout
• Ducted vacuum throughout
• 4 back to back fireplaces
• 2x underground approx. 110,000 litre water tanks
• Original well still in use for irrigation
• Gazebo offering amazing views
• Separate 3 car garage with auto doors, breezeway to house
• Large shed with small water tank
• Windmill pumping water from the lower ground to service the irrigation throughout the property
• Approx. 12kms south of Camden & and 5kms north of Picton

History of Pepper Tree Ridge
Pepper Tree Ridge is an Australian colonial homestead built in the 1860’s by the son of Alexander Berkeley Campbell, one of the pioneers of Stone Quarry (Picton). Originally the homestead was called Inverary, an extensive dairying property on Razorback. Built in two stages, the Colonial/Victorian house was a double brick home made from local materials (the bricks were handmade from clay hills behind the home). The later extension, mirroring the original double brick wall construction, was completed in 1992.

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