A celebrated Studio 101–designed residence, this architecturally significant home has been showcased in leading magazines and publications, recognised among some of Australia’s most notable residential designs.
Positioned in the heart of the Macedon Ranges, just 50 minutes from Melbourne’s CBD and approximately 35 minutes from Melbourne Airport, the property offers an exceptional lifestyle balance of accessibility and seclusion all set on two 10 acres titles. Occupying the site of the original Macedon Lodge homestead, the current residence was meticulously constructed over a two-year period and completed in 2009, resulting in a home of enduring quality and timeless appeal.
Oriented to the north, the residence is designed to maximise natural light and capture sweeping, elevated views across the valley, extending to Mount Macedon and Mount Towrong. It also enjoys a picturesque outlook across the Macedon Lodge horse training grounds directly opposite.
The home delivers an outstanding level of accommodation, comprising five bedrooms and four bathrooms, alongside a generous home office or study with extensive storage. Multiple living zones provide flexibility and scale, including a grand billiards room, formal sitting room featuring a Cheminee Philippe fireplace, a separate television room with wood fireplace, and a third living area overlooking the pool.
A separate detached cottage currently utilised as a games retreat offers excellent versatility, with potential for guest accommodation, a creative studio, or home business use. Vehicle accommodation is substantial, with a four-car garage providing internal access, complemented by a separate multi-bay machinery and storage complex with four roller doors.
Externally, the property continues to impress with a solar-heated in-ground swimming pool, bore and town water supply, ornamental lake, and an in-ground trampoline. Every detail has been carefully considered, including a copper roof sprinkler system supported by a dedicated water tank.
Constructed using premium materials such as locally sourced Castlemaine stone, ironbark timber, and extensive copper detailing, the home integrates seamlessly with its surrounding natural bushland setting. Set across two ten-acre titles, the property represents a rare and tightly held offering.
This is a truly exceptional opportunity, a private sanctuary that combines architectural excellence with a profound sense of tranquillity and connection to the landscape.
