26 Marramarra Creek , Berowra Waters

Privately set along the tranquil shores of Marramarra Creek, Marramarra Shack is a remarkable architect-designed retreat created by Leopold Banchini of Leopold Banchini Architects. This internationally recognised off-grid cabin sits within the pristine bushland waterways of Berowra Waters, offering an extraordinary blend of design, sustainability and peaceful river living. Crafted predominantly from reclaimed Australian hardwoods, the home has been carefully designed to sit lightly within its natural surrounds. A striking north-facing glass façade opens the living space to breathtaking creek views, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor connection. The warm timber interior features open living and dining, two bedrooms, a bathroom and a rooftop terrace set within the tree canopy. Cocooned within the Marramarra National Park, this is one of the Hawkesburys best-kept secrets. A wide stretch of water at the Hawkesbury River and Berowra Creek junction, Marra Marra Creek is accessible only by boat. The perfect paradise for canoeing, kayaking, swimming, boating, bushwalking and birdwatching, its hard to believe its only approx. 1 hour from Sydney. Escape to an oasis at one with the landscape, and where the bustle of city living feels like a distant memory. Completely off-grid with solar power and rainwater systems, the property delivers a self-sufficient lifestyle. Adding to the opportunity, the adjoining waterfront land parcel (847m2) is also available for purchase, offering buyers the flexibility to secure additional privacy, future potential, or acquire both properties together. A rare chance to own a globally published piece of architecture in one of the Hawkesbury's most secluded and beautiful waterways. Property Highlights - Architect-designed by Leopold Banchini - Absolute waterfront position on Marramarra Creek - Boat-only access offering exceptional privacy - Two bedrooms, one bathroom eco-designed cabin - Striking six-metre opening glass façade framing river views - Reclaimed hardwood construction including ironbark, spotted gum and turpentine · Solar power, rainwater collection and fully off-grid living · Rooftop terrace within the tree canopy · Located within the pristine surrounds of Marramarra National Park Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.