Buyer secures Blue Mountains estate with a permanent glamping tent in a world heritage national park
A buyer has claimed a two-for-one deal in one of New South Wales' most idyllic spots.
The 13-acre estate at 10-12 Pulpit Rock Road in Blackheath in the Blue Mountains region has a permanent glamping tent on site, as well as a luxurious two-bedroom, two-bathroom home.
Surrounded by bushland in a world heritage national park, the glamping site is an ideal spot for the buyer and their guests to kick back and relax in style.
On the books of Alan Gregory of Ray White Upper Blue Mountains, the estate sold on October 29 for an undisclosed sum after listing with a price guide of $2.3 million.
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Called Coolalinga, the property is nestled between Katoomba and Mount Victoria.
Alongside the acres of bushland and glamping site, there are also over 2kms of walking trails to explore, a fruit orchard and veggie beds.
After a day out in nature, the buyer and their guests can make their way back to the main residence.
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The interior space is modern with high ceilings, hardwood timber floors, a neutral colour palette and a stone feature wall.
A contemporary kitchen with ample white cabinetry will appeal to foodies and there's also space to entertain with bi-fold doors leading to an entertainer's deck.
Although it is tucked in a pocket of bushland, the local shops at Blackheath Village are only a 6-minute drive away.
Domain's House Price Report for the September 2023 quarter reveals the median house price for Blackheath is $852,500.
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