951 Maitland Vale Road

For exclusive access to River Realty VIP properties please join http://bit.ly/RiverVIPs today, or SMS 'RiverVIPS' to 0428 166 755. The Agent Loves "Properties with this much usable land and genuine Hunter River frontage are incredibly rare - and this one delivers it with such a beautiful sense of calm. From the wide green outlooks to the established infrastructure and that expansive entertaining deck, it's a place where the river becomes part of your everyday view." The Location Rosebrook is one of those Hunter pockets where the pace drops the minute you turn off the highway. Set in the Hunter River region just outside Maitland, it's defined by open paddocks, river flats and the rolling rise of the Rosebrook Range. Days here tend to involve fresh air, horses and cattle, and easy drives to the charm of Morpeth and Paterson or the cafés and services of Maitland. When you feel like a long lunch, you're also within reach of the Hunter Valley's vineyards and cellar doors - close enough for spontaneity, far enough for real quiet at last. Maitland - 18 min (16.2km) East Maitland - 18 min (18.1km) Rutherford - 22 min (19.3km) Newcastle - 50 min (49.2km) The Snapshot What makes 951 Maitland Vale Road feel instantly special is how effortlessly it caters to more - more people, more seasons of life, more ways to use the land. Alongside the main cottage, you've got two additional spaces that open up serious flexibility: the original dairy converted into a self-contained studio with kitchenette and bathroom, plus a transportable tiny home-style studio with its own deck and pergola. It's all right here, ready to shape-shift with you and life, without compromising privacy or comfort. The Home A long stretch of green, a gentle rise the home sits proudly on, and the Hunter River glinting along the boundary - 951 Maitland Vale Road is the kind of acreage that feels instantly expansive, yet beautifully lived-in. Set across approximately 18.5 acres with around 180 metres of river frontage, it offers river flat productivity, established infrastructure and a character-rich hub where everyday life slows down. At the centre is a charming single-level brick cottage (built in 2001 by the late master builder/architect Russel Skinner), designed for easy flow and relaxed entertaining. Step through decorative French doors into a light-filled interior, with a standout open-plan kitchen, dining and living area. Framed by generous bay windows and opening via sliding doors to an expansive covered entertaining deck, it's made for long lunches, late sunsets and the simple luxury of doing nothing at all. Three bedrooms are well-proportioned, freshly updated with new carpet, and anchored by a light-filled master suite with a walk-in robe and direct verandah access. The main bathroom includes a deep soaking tub, a separate shower, and a powder room - perfect for post-paddock resets or slow Sunday nights. Outside is where this property really stretches out. Approximately an acre of established gardens and color - jacarandas, roses, agapanthus, citrus and a weeping mulberry - creates a beautiful buffer between home and paddocks. There are multiple accommodation/creative options too: the original dairy has been thoughtfully converted into a self-contained two-room studio with kitchenette and bathroom, and there's also a transportable tiny home-style studio with its own deck and pergola - ideal for guests, multigenerational living, a workspace, or a weekend-maker Airbnb (STCA). For hobby farming and equine pursuits, the infrastructure is already in place: fenced paddocks (including three river flat paddocks), a front paddock with a stock dam, two stables with feed/tack area, a machinery barn, and a fully insulated triple Colorbond garage. Add extensive water storage (including rainwater tanks plus river-water lines and pumps), and you have a property designed for real rural living - with the river as your backdrop. SMS 951Mai to 0428 166 755 for a link to the online property brochure.