As the sun illuminates the spectacular wood and glass façade, Woody sparkles like a diamond. Set in Hotham's exclusive Freehold precinct, enjoying panoramic views through its expansive windows-from Avalanche Gully, across the Hotham Village to Mt Feathertop, One Tree Hill and beyond-this is truly one of a kind: the jewel in the crown.
A feat of architecture and engineering, extravagantly adorned across six split levels to create a haven of space, elegance and luxury. The bespoke finish and curated furniture package elevate the striking contemporary design. Woody's oozes opulence, a cut above its peers.
At its heart, the expansive, split-level living area, is an entertainer's dream. Designed to host anything from an elegant soirée to an après-ski gathering. The kitchen, featuring sleek engineered stone benchtops and splashbacks, an impressive Bertazzoni 120cm freestanding dual-fuel cooker, and an island bench with suspended bar, is as visually striking as it is functional, flowing seamlessly into a grand dining space, with a 20-seater table and billiards table overlooking the lounge area below.
The lounge area wrapped in floor-to-ceiling windows, is bathed in natural light, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the alpine landscape. A cantilevered fireplace, surrounded by Cotto Zellige tiles, adds a dramatic focal point and warming ambiance.
The six large bedrooms, each with BIR and ensuite, ensure privacy and comfort for all guests. The expansive master suite is a true retreat, with wraparound floor-to-ceiling windows and a luxurious ensuite featuring twin vanities, separate WC and frameless shower.
An enclosed deck hosts the large spa, perfect for relaxing under the stars.
Additional features:Standalone Chalet with no Adjoining WallsCarved Carrara marble basinsCinema roomLaundrySki room Drying room Floor heating to entry & wet areasTandem garage
Woody is not just a residence-it's an opportunity to own an iconic piece of Mt Hotham's exclusive Freehold landscape. An alpine retreat destined to become your legacy.
