Set in the rolling hills of Wildes Meadow, this 102-acre property combines scenic beauty with strong farming potential. Seventeen fully fenced paddocks, established roads, cattle yards and multiple sheds support livestock or equestrian use, currently running around 35 cows, 2 bulls and 25 calves. A 19.74kW solar system with 15kW battery (installed December 2024) adds energy efficiency, while rich pastures and quality fencing make this an ideal balance of lifestyle and productivity.
The Main Homestead
Positioned to overlook the landscape, the five-bedroom main house combines generous proportions with timeless country charm. Three versatile living areas flow to outdoor entertaining spaces, while the central kitchen and dining zone provides a warm family hub. Two bathrooms, including a private ensuite, are complemented by an outdoor powder room-perfect for gatherings. Designed to capture natural light and rural vistas, the home offers both comfort and elegance, creating a welcoming retreat after days spent on the land.
The Cottage
A self-contained three-bedroom, two-bathroom cottage provides superb flexibility for extended family, guests, farm managers or potential rental income. Open-plan living, dining and kitchen spaces are bright and airy, and a two-car garage ensures secure parking or storage. Beside the cottage, the original dairy shed has been transformed into a rustic entertaining area or "man cave," ideal for long lunches, games nights or simply unwinding after a day of farming. This charming secondary residence blends character and practicality in a peaceful setting.
The Retreat
Set apart for privacy, the retreat adds yet another layer of accommodation. Complete with a kitchenette and bathroom, it can function as a guest studio, games room, creative workspace or private getaway. Its flexible layout makes it equally suited to weekend visitors, teenagers seeking independence or those wanting a tranquil office surrounded by countryside views.
The Tennis Hous
This is a well-preserved rural farmhouse estate where the standout element is the highly distinctive formal parterre and lakes set within expansive, mature grounds — a one‑off landscape gesture that makes the property memorable. Architecturally the house reads as a sympathetically updated period farmhouse with good indoor–outdoor integration and quality detailing rather than avant‑garde design.
Key Architectural Features
formal parterre hedge/ornamental gardentwo ornamental lakes/pondswrap-around verandahcorrugated iron roof and brick chimneymature specimen trees and park-like groundsoutdoor dining deck with rural vistassculptural garden artstrong indoor–outdoor connection
