Fernbrook, the 50ha Wildes Meadow estate, has been sold by Ray Harris, the retired vice-president of American Express Asia-Pacific, and his wife, Robyn.
The Myra Vale Rd property secured around $8.8m through James Hall at Savills in conjunction with Gene Fairbanks of Ray White.
The five-bedroom, three-bathroom home saw Rod Ellis draw design inspiration from New England architecture.
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Fernbrook at Wildes Meadow has been sold for around $8.8m
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“Serenely set amongst picturesque green fields of Wildes Meadow, this extraordinary country retreat captures the essence of Southern Highlands living at its most captivating,” the listing for the home read.
“Wonderfully framed by rolling pasture lands with native Australian trees, this sprawling estate unfolds across an immaculate landscape with its own lake, jetty and the fantastic addition of a tennis court and outdoor swimming pool to add a resort-style dimension to rural life.
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‘Southern Highlands living at its most captivating.’
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“The spacious layout has been thoughtfully designed to prioritise a relaxed lifestyle and is perfectly private yet wonderfully connected.
“This fantastic estate is just moments from the charming villages of Burrawang and Robertson and an easy drive to Bowral’s boutique shopping and dining. Elegant interiors exude warmth, sophistication and scale that reflect quality and attention to detail.
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