Temenos (meaning sacred space) is rare park-like, private and secluded, world class showcase conservation property, a multi-use, multiple income lifestyle property on Jamberoo Mountain in the Southern Highlands (90 minutes south of Sydney) comprising 213 acres of rich red basalt soil (which will grow just about anything), located 750m above sea level with unsurpassed breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, Lake Illawarra and over 200kms of coastline from Sydney to Kiama. It abounds with natural springs and native animals such as wombats, wallabies, kangaroos, lyrebirds etc. The Owner has spent $2.5m obtaining a Mineral Water Licence and Development Approval to build a bottling facility on site to bottle the water at source.
Temenos also has 2 Irrigation Licences.
Since 2011 the Government is not issuing any more water licences making existing licences valuable commodities in their own right.
Temenos is located close to 6 National Parks and 6 of the State's most beautiful waterfalls. It is a pristine property abounding with natural springs, has 50% native rainforest comprising sassafras, lillipilly, coachwood, black wattle, eucalyptus and giant tree ferns and epiphytes. It has 4 distinct eco systems but can also be sensitively farmed for chemical free truffles, nuts and other crops.
It has an American Barn and cabin so one can built one's dream home overlooking the expansive ocean, lake and escarpment views.
It is a smart entrepreneur's retreat.