57 houses for sale in Braidwood

4651 Kings Highway, Monga - Located 10 minutes from Braidwood and 40 minutes from Batemans Bay, this 48.5ha / 120ac block is a rare find, offering sealed road access to the front gate and a great mix of bushland and cleared space in a peaceful, private setting. There's 20 acres of open country at the front of the property, with the rest covered in natural bush, making it perfect for anyone looking to build a weekend getaway, set up an off-grid lifestyle, or just enjoy some space and fresh air. There's 400 metres of frontage to the pristine Northangera Creek, plus a 22m x 20m shed frame already built, ready for you to finish and make your own (STCA). Adjoining Monga National Park along its southern boundary, the property enjoys a quiet and private natural setting. Monga is known for its cool temperate rainforests, wet eucalypt forests, and ancient Sassafras and Tree Fern gullies. Lot 1 / DP589581, Lot 2 / DP 1172262, Lot / 59 DP755948 and Lot 6 / DP232560 - Approximately DISCLAIMER We'v

A rare land offering of 912 Acres with potential to subdivide to 100 acre allotments. The perfect opportunity to own a large land holding with the future to subdivide as well. Nice vistas from the property with views that stretch out to Budawang National Park. Lots for you to discover with many creeks and water features and tracks around the property as well. This property would make for the perfect eco-tourism opportunity, it is also ideal for dirt bike riding, hunting, 4 wheel driving and other interest and pursuits such as bushwalking, horse riding, many other weekender activities etc. Located under 3 hours from. Sydney, 1.5 hours from Canberra and only 25 minutes from the beautiful country town of Braidwood with its many restaurants, cafes, take away food, bars, schools etc. Get away from the bright city lights and come and live under the lights of the stars. Why not build your very own personal retreat where you can find some peace quiet and serenity away from the busy city pollut

Hidden away in the highly sought-after Reidsdale region, this charming solar passive cottage is set on approximately 68 acres of fertile land, offering sweeping rural views, spectacular sunsets, and glorious star-filled night skies. Located just 18 minutes (approx.) from historic Braidwood, this peaceful country escape places nature right at your doorstep - complete with a friendly resident mob of kangaroos. Whether you're seeking a full-time home, private weekender, or unique Airbnb opportunity, this delightful property offers the perfect rural retreat. The Residence Thoughtfully designed with climate efficiency in mind, the home is constructed in reverse brick and positioned 10 degrees north, maximising natural light and warmth throughout the seasons. The open-plan living area features vaulted ceilings, a cosy lounge with combustion fireplace, dining space, and a modern kitchen that flows seamlessly onto the north-facing sun-drenched patio - the perfect place to relax while listening

644 Sawyers Ridge Road, Reidsdale - Tucked just 16 minutes away from the historic township of Braidwood, this solar-passive country cottage offers the perfect blend of privacy, sustainability, and natural beauty. Set on 68 acres of fertile, undulating land, this picturesque property enjoys sweeping rural views, dramatic sunsets, and star-filled night skies - a true sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you're seeking a full-time residence, a boutique Airbnb escape, or a secluded weekend retreat, this unique offering ticks all the boxes. Thoughtfully designed with climate and comfort in mind, the cottage is oriented perfectly for maximum solar gain. Inside, the open-plan layout showcases soaring vaulted ceilings, a cosy lounge with combustion fireplace, a modern kitchen, and a dining area - all flowing effortlessly onto a sun-drenched north-facing patio. It's the ideal spot to unwind, birdwatch, or share a quiet moment with the friendly local mob of kangaroos. Addit

Privacy and breathtaking mountain vistas define this beautifully designed and constructed country homestead, set on approximately 140 acres (57.26 ha) in the fertile and tightly held region of Reidsdale. Ideally located just 17 minutes (approx.) from historic Braidwood, 1 hour 15 minutes to Canberra, and approximately 3 hours to Sydney Airport, the estate also presents the rare advantage of a renovated second dwelling, ideal for supplementary income or multigenerational living. The Main Homestead Architecturally designed, the main residence welcomes you through an elegant foyer into formal lounge and dining rooms, featuring a Cheminee Philippe fireplace. A light-filled, conservatory-style casual living space provides a relaxed retreat, also warmed by its own Cheminee Philippe fireplace, and flows seamlessly to the gourmet kitchen. Expansive windows frame uninterrupted views across the spectacular Araluen Mountain Range, where ever-changing sunsets create a daily masterpiece. The home o

The Araluen Hotel has survived the test of time having first been established back in 1928. The building still has original features and also retains the character that only a country pub can, you feel right at home as soon as you walk through the door. Araluen is largely an undiscovered valley of history and romance within a lush garden paradise, just 26 kilometres from Braidwood or 60 kilometres to Moruya on the south coast, or even 108 kilometres to Canberra. An old gold mining village steeped in history, the area was once the largest stone fruit growing area in the Southern hemisphere. Today stone fruits are still here along with large market gardens and a more diverse array of fruits and vegetables that thrive in this almost coastal climate. There are several large grazing properties also taking advantage of the much longer growing seasons. This is a business that provides several income streams - Firstly the centrepiece -a full bar with pool tables, juke box and so much character

Araluen is largely an undiscovered valley of history and romance within a lush garden paradise, just 26 kilometres from Braidwood or 60 kilometres to Moruya on the south caost, or even 108 kilometres to Canberra. An old gold mining village steeped in history, the area was once the largest stone fruit growing area in the Southern hemisphere. Today stone fruits are still here along with large market gardens and a more diverse array of fruits and vegetables that thrive in this almost coastal climate, there are several large grazing properties also taking advantage of the longer growing season. The Araluen Hotel has survived the test of time having first been established back in 1928. The building still has original features and also retains the character that only a true country pub can, you feel right at home as soon as you walk through the door. This is a business that provides several income streams -(in order of priority) Firstly the bar; a full bar character filled bar with pool tabl