Nestled in Upper Kangaroo River is this stunning farmhouse, Braebrook. Only ten minutes from Kangaroo Valley township yet a million miles from a care in the world, the property was once the centre point of an original Kangaroo Valley dairy farm and in the 1970s attempts were made to create a micro-nation on the site (Little Scotland). Today it is a beautifully renovated retreat surrounded by 100-year-old fruit trees and serenely situated at the foothills of Upper Kangaroo River.

The home offers three luxurious bedrooms, two bathrooms, spacious white timber lined interiors, large wrap around entertaining decks and wood burning fireplace. Braebrook beautifully combines old world charm with modern luxury over size beds, gourmet kitchen, a magnificent 3.7 metre wooden dining table from the Royal Botanical Gardens Restaurant and a number of indoor and outdoor daybeds.

Relax under the shade of Australias largest Magnolia tree, enjoy lemons from the 100-year-old tree beside the house and regular visits from kangaroos, wombats, echidnas and a wide variety of native birds. Can you find the Bower bird nest near the creek?