Located just 10 minutes from the centre of Bathurst, this property offers 25 acres of land complete with a four-bedroom house and equestrian amenities. 

The home itself was built in 1979, but it offers many of the things that people desire today, including multiple living areas, large bedrooms and a wealth of parking options. 

Stepping through the front door, you find yourself in a tiled foyer that separates the living areas from the bedrooms. 

At the front of the home is an enormous living area, offering hard floors, a slow combustion wood fireplace and a bar. 

A sunken formal living room sits behind it, a massive light-filled space that has proved the perfect spot for functions in the past. 

This second living space is overlooked by the kitchen and offers carpet, an open fireplace and access to the rear veranda. 

The kitchen stands out with its blue and white colour scheme. 

It offers plenty of bench space, a breakfast bar, induction cook top and built-in oven, a dishwasher and twin pantries nearby.

A third space connects to the formal living room and kitchen, which is currently used as a study, but could always become a third living or dining space. 

The home’s four bedrooms come of a single hallway. Each are of a good size and offer some form of built in storage. 

The master bedroom has a generous ensuite, which is about to be repainted, and a walk-in-robe that has a built-in vanity. 

The verandah that lines the back of the home can also be accessed from the master bedroom.

One of the home’s other bedrooms has its own access to the family bathroom, which has a three-way design. 

Outdoors, this property has a lot to offer. 

Among the features are a large workshop shed, a bore servicing three troughs, ample water storage, front and rear micro water system, a two-horse stable complex with tack room and three paddocks with new boundary fencing. 

There are covered entertaining areas and established gardens with flowering trees close to the home. 

Other features worth noting about 171 Fleming Drive include ducted reverse-cycle airconditioning throughout, ornamental plastering above light fixtures and an enormous laundry with storage and a bathroom. 

The property is listed with Ray White Emms Mooney and will go to auction on November 30. 

Agent Kurt Waterford said the property was a rare find that could suit multiple buyers.

“There are a few 25-acre blocks available, but not 10 minutes drive to town, so it’s a rare parcel of land,” he said. 

Anyone who would like to see the property in person can attend the open inspection on Saturday between 1pm and 1.30pm.

For more information or to arrange a private inspection, call Mr Waterford on 6331 0744.