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Paradise Point, a waterfront family home set on 81 acres in Narooma, NSW has been sold for $3.16 million. 
The South Coast property was listed by John Murray of Whale Coast Realty and David Nolan of Webster Nolan Real Estate. 
Situated in an elevated position with inlet views, Paradise Point at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-lifestyle-nsw-narooma-700050134" target="_blank">496 Riverview Road</a> features a four bedroom family home, licensed private jetty on Freshwater Bay, multi-purpose sheds and cleared open grazing paddocks. 
The residence comprises four bedrooms, sun room/dining room, living room, kitchen and carport. 
Additional features of the home include hardwood timber frame and flooring, outdoor dining area, landscaped garden, and views of water and countryside.
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The 12 metre long jetty is constructed by turpentine hardwood posts, hardwood and pine frame and deck.
Another feature of Paradise Point is the ownership to the high water mark with 2.5 kilometre frontage to Wagonga Inlet.  
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The European history of Paradise Point began in the late 1800s when Peter Clow owned the land, using a part of it for cattle grazing and a small sawmill.
With only three owners in its history, Paradise Point was sold to the current owner in 1977.
Paradise Point is about 10 minutes from Narooma with supermarkets, restaurants and Golf Club, 40 minutes from Moruya Airport and one hour from Batemans Bay. 
Bidding started at $2 million and after 129 bids the property sold for $3,162,000.
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Narooma waterfront home with private jetty sold for $3.16 million

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Paradise Point, a waterfront family home set on 81 acres in Narooma, NSW has hit the market. 
The South Coast property has been listed by John Murray of Whale Coast Realty and David Nolan of Webster Nolan Real Estate. 
Situated in an elevated position with inlet views, Paradise Point at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-lifestyle-nsw-narooma-700050134" target="_blank">496 Riverview Road</a> features a four bedroom family home, licenced private jetty on Freshwater Bay, multi-purpose sheds and cleared open grazing paddocks. 
The residence comprises four bedrooms, sun room/dining room, living room, kitchen and carport. 
Additional features of the home include hardwood timber frame and flooring, outdoor dining area, landscaped garden, and views of water and countryside.
<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dz9xllyip/image/fetch/c_scale,w_580,q_auto:good/https://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/po.images/2019/9/4/paradise%20point%202.jpg" alt="">
The 12 metre long jetty is constructed by turpentine hardwood posts, hardwood and pine frame and deck.
Another feature of Paradise Point is the ownership to the high water mark with 2.5 kilometre frontage to Wagonga Inlet.  
<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dz9xllyip/image/fetch/c_scale,w_580,q_auto:good/https://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/po.images/2019/9/4/paradise%20point%203.jpg" alt="">
The European history of Paradise Point began in the late 1800s when Peter Clow owned the land, using a part of it for cattle grazing and a small sawmill.
With only three owners in its history, Paradise Point was sold to the current owner in 1977.
Paradise Point is about 10 minutes from Narooma with supermarkets, restaurants and Golf Club, 40 minutes from Moruya Airport and one hour from Batemans Bay. 
It has been scheduled to go under the hammer on October 29.
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Narooma waterfront home with private jetty listed 

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The 124 hectare Silvermere Farm near Narooma on the NSW South Coast has been sold - with suggestions its been bought by a family from Europe.
Marketed at $4.75 million, Silvermere Farm was sold by David Nolan at Webster Nolan Real Estate, Sydney inconjunction with John Murray at Whale Coast Realty. 
The oceanfront property features a striking architect-designed home, designed by the Nowra-based architect Colin Irwin at 1 Architecture with a series of wave-inspired pods.
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The steel-framed house has two bedrooms with ensuites, study, dining/living area warmed by underfloor heating and a fireplace, which runs on ethanol.
The home uses ceiling-to-floor double-glazed windows, blackbutt timbers and solar panels for power and hot water.
The highly fertile pasture improved soils are currently running Angus cows and calves, Dorper ewes and lambs. 
There is guest accommodation and manager’s residence. Denis Davies is a retired senior commercial lawyer who bought the property — once an award-winning dairy farm — in 2002.
They wanted to downsize and spend more time in Melbourne.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.
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