Mudgee- New South Wales

Deriving from the Wiradjuri word Moothi, meaning “nest in the hills”, Mudgee sits in the valley of the Cudgegong River and has become a sought-after tree change destination for those wanting to escape the city life. Rich in its history and expansive in nature, Mudgee is steeped in 19-century charm with picturesque streetscapes, preserved heritage buildings, historic country pubs and the Henry Lawson Heritage Trial. With dozens of family-owned vineyards, vibrant farmers’ markets and paddock to plate experiences, Mudgee is a town where tradition is passed down, not left behind.

Modest timber and brick cottages are peppered through the older streets close to the town whereas larger vineyard-adjacent properties, homesteads and farmhouses such as Binnawee Homestead and Bleak House, are set on larger plots. You can expect generous lots and meticulously restored period properties featuring wide timber verandas and high ceilings with classic weatherboard facades. Mudgee is an idyllic country escape, perfect for families and those wanting a slower pace of life.

Michiru Higginbotham has extensive experience in retaining your properties heritage features whilst giving it a contemporary upgrade that suits how you live today and tomorrow.