Set against the stunning backdrop of the lush hinterland with sweeping views of Mount Warning and Mount Chincogan, this exceptional property is a true sanctuary.
The highlight of this Phil Anstey built home is the expansive wrap-around verandah, perfect for savouring panoramic views and enjoying the serenity of the surrounding landscape. Whether you're lounging with a book or hosting a sunset gathering, the views provide a picturesque setting for every moment.
Inside, the layout has been designed with both functionality and versatility in mind. The ground floor features a generous bedroom with a walk-in robe, a bathroom, modern kitchen, and a welcoming family room-ideal for daily living and relaxation. This area could also be utilized as completely separate self-contained accommodation space.
On the first floor, you'll discover an open-plan living, kitchen, and dining area that flows seamlessly onto the large wrap-around deck. Two additional bedrooms on this level include built-in robes, with one offering access to a private balcony-your personal escape to enjoy the views in solitude.
There is a separate space, currently used as a yoga studio/meeting room, overlooking a charming dam with a bridge to an island. The bamboo forest surrounding this area adds a tranquil touch, enhancing the serene atmosphere.
Additionally, a barn with views of the dam offers potential as an office space or additional versatile area. Water tanks are also included, ensuring sustainability for this expansive retreat. This property is nearly off-grid, equipped with a solar panel system, allowing you to embrace a self-sufficient lifestyle with ease. Additionally there are ample established fruit trees on the property including pecan, lychee, jaboticaba, mangos, avocados, citrus, sapotes, figs, bananas and grapes.
This home isn't just a place to live; it's a retreat designed for peace and rejuvenation. Experience the perfect blend of comfort and natural beauty-contact us today to arrange a viewing and make this exceptional property your own.
