Lydia Kellner

Updated 8 May 2023, 10:40am

First published 8 May 2023, 6:00am

News Corp Australia Network

426 Ironstone Range Rd, Nairne is giving buyers serious Yellowstone vibes. Picture: supplied.

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Yellowstone is arguably one of the most talked about shows on TV.

So it’s no surprise that this Hills property with a blend of rugged terrain, a winter creek line, open grazing country and even a ranch-style home has buyers taking note.

Spanning across 23.07ha of land, 426 Ironstone Range Rd, Nairne, has been listed for sale for the first time in 16 years, with buyer interest coming in thick and fast despite the property’s $1.2m price tag.

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It may not be Dutton Ranch from the hit TV show Yellowstone – but 426 Ironstone Range Rd, Nairne is still giving buyers serious Montana country vibes. Picture: realestate.com.au

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The Nairne property includes a ranch-style home, made from natural and recycled material. Picture: realestate.com.au

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There’s also a winter creek, plenty of rugged terrain and grazing country. Picture: realestate.com.au

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Selling agent Warrick Thorpe, of Nutrien Harcourts SA, said the unusual offering was capturing the imagination of lifestyle buyers.

“There’s nothing like it on the market and we’ve had quite a few people saying that the property made them think of the TV show Yellowstone,” he said.

“While it may not be everyone’s cup of tea, the people that have looked at it love it but because of it’s uniqueness, it’s also been hard to come up with a price because there’s nothing like it on the market.”

Surrounded by bushland, the property is ideally suited for buyers looking to try their hand at hobby farming, with the current owners already running a small herd of beef cattle, sheep and poultry.

However, it’s the ranch-style home that is sure to impress buyers, with the two-level house built from natural and recycled material by the original owners.

Standout features include the red gum bench tops in the kitchen, stone work feature pieces, such as the shower and bath, and mud-brick walls and flooring recycled from an old Adelaide basketball stadium.

Inside, the home offers rustic country charm. Picture: realestate.com.au

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The kitchen was created from locally sourced stone and timber. Picture: realestate.com.au

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So was the feature shower and bathtub. Picture: realestate.com.au

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The flooring of the upstairs bedroom is made from recycled timber sourced from an old basketball stadium. Picture: realestate.com.au

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Mr Thorpe said the home was fully council approved and – unlike Yellowstone – won’t require the new owners to defend the property from outside threats.

“It’s quite a character property and has all these quirky bits all the way through,” he said.

“I do get asked if it’s fully council approved, and it is, which makes it even more spectacular.

“The property also has a nice winter creek, open grazing land and is a real rugged natural wonder … and has been attracting a range of buyers that love nature.”

Vendors Ric and Jeanette said the property offered the best of both worlds – natural beauty and a great location.

“(It’s) a diverse property with many different elements such as the rocky outcrops, large gum trees, winter creek line, open grazing land and general appeal of the surrounds,” they said. “But it’s also located within easy access to Nairne, the South Eastern Freeway, Mount Barker and Adelaide for products, sporting and community groups and services.

“With the new supermarket in Nairne, the area is getting better and better and the home is positioned out of site and in a private location to enjoy nature and a relaxing country lifestyle.”