The estate is the region's first residential vineyard project and one of the most popular rural residential concepts in Australia. Here the rural environment is carefully protected by a community management statement controlling building style, size and materials, and the positioning of the homes on their large rural lots. Relics of the area's history have been retained and sit comfortably among the estate's community facilities. The vineyards also link Nangarin to its past - Picton being the location where wine grapes were first grown in NSW.

This web site is to inform the residents about all aspects of the estate and activities that occur within the estate. It is also meant to make non-residents aware of the unique qualities of the estate.

The "Grapevine" Nangarin estate newsletter is sent out approximately 2-3 times a year and contains all sorts of information including wine production, animal protection, new projects and social gatherings. From January 2008, the newsletter will be sent out via email only, and in order for you to receive the newsletter you will need to subscribe to our protected and non-spam newsletter service. Click here to signup and for more information. The most recent electronic copy was sent out in October 2009, containing all sorts of interesting information. If you missed your copy we suggest you signup for the newsletter so that you do not miss anymore copies.

Stop Press: 26-3-2012 VINEYARD MAINTENANCE
With the many weeks of wet weather it has been impossible to get machine access to the vineyards. This has prevented the mowing and herbicide spraying of the vineyard. As soon as it is possible to provide safe access to the vineyards the contractors will complete their work and return the vineyards to their pristine condition.

The next Executive Committee Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 4, at 7:30pm at the Nangarin Common Property Shed For the agenda!

The minutes from the November 2011 AGM are attached. Enjoy!