Privately tucked behind established trees in the peaceful Wherrol Flat region near Wingham, Tamarind Lodge is a one-of-a-kind 112-acre estate, meticulously built over a decade by master stonemason David Broadhurst. This breathtaking residence blends timeless elegance with rural functionality, making it truly unmatched.From the moment you step inside, you’ll be captivated by soaring 23ft raked ceilings, 40cm thick stone walls, solid hardwood beams, and handcrafted Jarrah doors with beveled glass. Every inch of this home has been thoughtfully designed with quality and longevity in mind.The inviting living area features a striking double-sided stone fireplace that flows into the formal dining space. The chef’s kitchen is fitted with Tasmanian Blackwood cabinetry, granite benchtops, dual ovens, a five-burner gas cooktop, and built-in microwave.Accommodation includes two spacious guest bedrooms with built-ins, a luxurious main bathroom, and a palatial master suite with its own retreat, walk-in robe, and a private ensuite with clawfoot tub and oversized shower. Each room opens onto the wide wraparound hardwood verandah, blurring the lines between indoors and out.Outside, enjoy shaded sitting areas, garden terraces, a studio or reading room, and meandering paths through beautifully landscaped gardens, water features, and manicured hedges, perfect for alfresco entertaining or quiet reflection.Practical infrastructure includes:- 2 x 75,000L rainwater tanks for the home- 1 x 23,500L rainwater tank at the garage- 2 x 22,000L firefighting tanks + 1 x 5,000L trough tank (gravity-fed)- Bore water, ideal for backup or livestock use- Cattle yards, 6 fenced paddocks, 4 dams- 2 x double garages (one at the house, one at the farm sheds)- 5-bay machinery shed- Raised veggie gardens & fruit treesArchitecturally engineered, truly one of a kind Tamarind Lodge is not just a home, it’s a legacy estate. With master-built architecture, lush scenery, and every rural amenity thoughtfully provided, this is a standout opportunity in the Manning Valley.Inspections are essential to truly appreciate what’s on offer - contact Cameron Tate today on 0437 877 719.
A well-executed one-off country homestead that reads as a carefully crafted rustic/vernacular house rather than a mass-produced suburban dwelling. The consistent use of random-stone masonry, heavy timber beams and wide verandahs gives it strong material presence and excellent indoor–outdoor connection, though it appears to be a sympathetic modern build rather than an authentic historic property.
Key Architectural Features
random rubble stone masonry walls (interior and exterior)wide wrap verandahvaulted timber-lined ceilings with exposed beamslarge central stone fireplace / wood heaterextensive timber joinery and French doorsstained glass window accentsrural setting with formal front lawn and circular drivemultiple garden/outdoor living zonesensuite bathrooms with freestanding claw bathopen plan kitchen with timber cabinetry and stone backdrop
