223 Burru Lane

Kalkite NSW 2627

Perched high above Jindabyne, this exceptional home is a masterful blend of rustic charm and modern sustainability, designed from an original shearing shed using reclaimed timber, stone, and steel. Offering breathtaking panoramic views over Lake Jindabyne and the Thredbo Valley, this remarkable two-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom retreat is a rare find, seamlessly integrating luxurious finishes with an eco-conscious, off-grid lifestyle. The open-plan lower level features a stunning kitchen equipped with a premium Smeg five-burner gas cooktop and top-of-the-line appliances, flowing effortlessly into the living and dining area. A striking stone feature wall, a wood-burning fireplace, and slate-tiled feature accents in the bathroom create a warm yet sophisticated ambiance. Thoughtfully designed double-glazed windows ensure comfort year-round, while a WiFi-controlled electric heater in the main bedroom adds a touch of modern convenience.

Completely self-sufficient, the home is powered by a 10kW solar system with battery storage and a diesel generator backup, ensuring reliability no matter the season. Water security is paramount, with two 22,500L rainwater tanks servicing the home, plus an additional 20,500L tank dedicated to the RFS, with the added ability to pump water from a spring-fed bore. The property's sustainability ethos extends to the construction, incorporating elements from the original shearing shed, including a striking recycled timber vanity in the bathrooms and external timber sourced from a former Guthega lodge. A large double garage offers ample space for vehicles, a workshop, or additional storage, making this a truly versatile sanctuary. Whether you're seeking a tranquil mountain escape or a unique full-time residence, this extraordinary property delivers an unmatched blend of character, comfort, and self-sufficient living in the heart of the Snowy Mountains.

The 40ha stretches from the waterfront of Lake Jindabyne to 113m of elevation with 3 fully fenced paddocks, 2 dams, stock troughs throughout, a spring-fed creek within the gorge, and a bore pump. The option to have livestock is provided by a fully operational livestock yard. The zoning RU1, creates many options, from tourism to adding another home (*STCA)