16 Brialy Place

Picton NSW 2571

Our offering to the market includes:-
* Minimum five bedrooms/ four bathrooms / three multipurpose rooms that could be used as bedrooms
* Home office/study
* Double Brick Construction, Architecturally designed and master built
* 1406 sqm block offering a level backyard with enough space for shedding, pool, motorhome or caravan
* 3.6m wide Side access with plenty of parking at the rear of the home
* Spacious country inspired kitchen with Smeg appliances and walk in pantry
* Living room with slow combustion fire and large windows to capture the views
* Brush-box block parquetry flooring with three feature inlays
* Large self-contained living quarters
* Over-sized entertaining areas indoors and outdoors
* An expansive entertainment area of no less than 120 sqm encompassing a full size championship billiard table, theatre and a spotted gum handcrafted timber bar
* 45 sq. covered hardwood timber deck with ceiling fans and access from main bed, living and lounge room through cedar French doors
* Fowler ware porcelain fixtures and Dorf manor house tap-ware in all bathrooms, Floor to ceiling tiled, IXL tastics
* Gym room
* Double remote garage with attic ladder for extra storage
* LED down lights throughout
* Three phase power
* 15amp power points externally
* Council approved for previous B&B and Beauty Salon
* Ducted A/C
* GAS outlets for LPG
* 800 metre walk to the heart of town
Rarely does a property of this uniqueness, quality and warmth surface in the marketplace. A home that is high end, on a great size parcel of land, ample room to grow, space enough to hold a variety of family sized functions with the additional luxury of being within a ten minute stroll to the centre of town.
Picton hosts an abundant range of shopping/dining and family activities. The Wollondilly has a great service network of transport with a sensational village lifestyle only 1 hour from Sydney and 45 minutes from the beaches of Wollongong.
Our premier property launch will be held on Saturday the 1st of April at 11am. Come and join our team as we introduce Brialy House to the market.
In 1820 Henry Colden Antill took part in an excursion to the newly-discovered land south of the Cowpastures as far as Lake George. On July 9th, 1822 Henry Antill close friend of Governor Lachlan Macquarie was granted 2000 acres in what is now the Picton precinct. In 1825 he moved from Moorebank NSW to his estate in Picton which he named Jarvisfield in honour of Lachlan Macquarie s first wife Jane Jarvis who died of tuberculosis in Macao in1796 at the age of 24 only three years after marrying Lachlan. In 1829 he became resident magistrate and superintendent of police for the district at a salary of 150.