‘The best of a country lifestyle’: Queen Anne-style Burradoo property could be yours 

Expansive green gables and spacious living go hand in hand at Morning Star – a property that has hit the market in Burradoo. 

The five-bedroom home at 140 Osborne Road, Burradoo would not be out of place in a fairy tale. It’s surrounded by the best the countryside has to offer and is designed to help you truly make the most of it.

Selling agent Corina Nesci of Highland – Southern Highlands said the home had garnered a lot of attention.

“Being positioned in Burradoo, which is a desirable location in the Southern Highlands, the property has had interest from a variety of buyers,” she said.

“This includes young families who are moving into the Highlands, along with downsizers coming from large rural acreages and buyers who are coming full circle from Burradoo after experiencing this beautiful part of the world previously.

“The popularity is also thanks to the Queen Anne-style gables, 10-foot ceilings, wraparound verandas and large entertaining areas spilling out onto expansive decks.” 

While jaws will drop after seeing the outside of the home and the over-5000-square-metre block it sits on, the inside will also take your breath away. 

Containing a grand staircase, a central kitchen extending through to open-plan living and dining areas, large bedrooms and a double garage with conversion possibilities, the home has everything a buyer could dream of.

The convenience of the location had also played a large role in the property’s popularity, Nesci said. 

“People looking for the best of a country lifestyle, but with the convenience of being close to village life would benefit from a property like Morning Star,” she said. 

“The location is ideal for families, in particular if walking distance to Oxley College is on the wish list, along with being a short six-minute drive to the bustling town of Bowral.

“There is something to be said for looking into this opportunity to acquire a very special property in a highly sought-after part of Burradoo.”