A rare opportunity to acquire one of the most luxurious country estates in NSW. Privately positioned in the pristine Kangaroo Valley region, this luxury estate encompasses a main lodge residence plus an additional guest house which seamlessly integrates into approximately 60 acres of stunningly beautiful ancient landscapes.
Curated and designed by Scott Buscall of Design Studio Group, this luxury estate is a testament to study in material integrity, bespoke craftsmanship, and architectural endurance.
The Main Residence
* A private, gated entrance opens to a newly upgraded sealed driveway that winds through pristine countryside, leading to a residence that reveals itself in layers.
* Expansive picture windows frame panoramic views of rolling hills, reinforcing a seamless dialogue between built form and nature.
* Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors further dissolve the boundary between indoors and out.
* Views of mountain peaks, mature trees, and rocky outcrops stretch out in every direction.
* Outside curated spaces, including two fire pits, mineral swimming pool, and expansive wraparound decks.
* Purposely designed as both a sanctuary and a space for connection, the main residence features four expansive bedrooms, including two with ensuite bathrooms and walk-in robes.
* The master suite, an Alberta Stone freestanding bathtub is positioned to overlook the valley, creating a space where architecture and nature converge in a moment of quiet luxury.
* The large kitchen serves as the homes centrepiece which flows to indoor and outdoor dining and lounge areas.
* Gaggenau appliances, Italian limestone benchtops, and a butler's pantry make it as functional as it is sophisticated.
* Bespoke designer lighting casts a soft glow over natural textures, enhancing the home's understated elegance.
* A fully fitted study, a generous laundry/mudroom, and extensive storage round out the home's practical considerations.
* Modern conveniences such as Starlink internet and Control4 home automation ensure effortless connectivity and ease of living.
The Guest House
Located on the estate is Arbosana Guest House which provides a secondary dwelling, mirroring the main residence's commitment to material integrity and comfort.
* Two generous bedrooms.
* An open-plan kitchen, dining and living area.
* Laundry and mud room.
* Wraparound decks, BBQ area and beautifully landscaped fire pit area giving a dress circles position at the ancient landscapes and escarpment.
* Offers privacy while remaining intrinsically connected to the estate.
Leisure, lifestyle and entertainment
This luxury estate thoroughly embraces leisure, recreation and options for outdoor living.
* A heated mineral infinity pool offers a front-row seat to the valley, its waters reflecting the shifting light of the escarpment.
* A full-size, floodlit tennis court with a pergola allows for matches well into the evening.
* The outdoor deck, complete with a built-in BBQ is the perfect place for a relaxed meal or drinks.
* Beautifully landscaped and lushly planted fire pits areas offer alternative spaces for outdoor meals, glasses of wine or cups of hot chocolate as the valley settles into dusk.
Sustainability sits at the heart of the home.
* Solar energy, backed by battery storage, ensures off-grid capability.
* In-slab and ducted heating and cooling maintain an optimal indoor climate.
* The rainwater harvesting system, equipped with UV filtration technology, provides pristine water with minimal environmental impact.
Location
Kangaroo Valley is one of Australia's rare, enclosed valleys, where ancient escarpments, dense rainforests, and pristine waterways form a natural amphitheatre. Despite its sense of seclusion, the estate is conveniently positioned just 15 minutes from Kangaroo Valley's historic township, where farm-to-table dining and boutique wineries define the region's culinary landscape.
For those drawn to the outdoors, the valley offers an endless expanse to explore canoeing along the Kangaroo River, hiking through untouched landscapes, and teeing off at the renowned 18-hole Championship Par 71 golf course. And while Sydney and Canberra are both within a two-hour drive, the world feels distant once here.
Marlow Mountain Lodge invites its owners to embrace a different rhythm. One where architecture serves as a continuation of its landscape, shaped by time, material, and place.
Please contact Deborah Cullen (0401 849 955) or Richard Royle (0418 961 575) for further assistance.
The size of Barrengarry is approximately 42.6 square kilometres. There are 4 parks, covering nearly 37.7% of the total area. The population of Barrengarry in 2016 was 200 people. By 2021 the population was 214 showing a population growth of 7.0% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Barrengarry is 50-59 years. Households in Barrengarry are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying over $4000 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Barrengarry work in a managers occupation.In 2021, 82.20% of the homes in Barrengarry were owner-occupied compared with 76.30% in 2016.
Barrengarry has 143 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Barrengarry have seen a 10.37% increase in median value, while Units have seen a 4.90% increase. As at 31 July 2026:
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