Travellers trot the globe for tranquillity like this - yet this architecturally extended five-bedroom haven, set on 8.5 postcard-perfect rural hectares, lies just a whisper-quiet country turn from Woodside's heart and the Hill's top attractions.
As a family nest, farmer's nest egg, or an investment in bed-and-breakfast brilliance, the possibilities are as rich as the soil beneath your feet. And with comfort assured, the home - architecturally designed in 1989 and extended by GE Hughes - offers a dedicated two-bedroom addition, ideal for friends or paying guests, and delivers luxurious country privacy.
On arrival, the beauty is breathtaking; and as the solid brick/brick veneer home comes into view, lapping up the landscape's gentle rise, the leading north-facing entertainer's deck (and every vast, complementary full-length pane) inhales the magic of Woodside.
Get used to sheep spotting - and the soft echo of a 'baa' in the breeze - as you zoom in on the property's two dams, seven main paddocks, quality shedding, fencing, a high-quality bore, henhouse and rich pickings of orchard fruit.
Exquisite from every angle, the commanding home opens to soaring ceilings, north-facing double-glazing, solar efficiency, underfloor heating to the lounge room and all bathrooms, and dimensions that wear its exposed beams, brickwork, and Victorian Ash details impeccably.
Should you choose to shut off the far end for guests, both ends of the home offer a living room with a slow combustion fire; your zone is anchored by a timeless timber kitchen hosting both a walk-in and butler's pantry.
Every soothing bedroom in between extends for serene full-length views. Four of the five have robes and ensuites; the fifth makes working from home dream-worthy.
There's so much to adore, including the wildlife you'll spot from the deck at any hour: wood and snow ducks, yellow spoonbills and soaring wedge-tailed eagles, curious kangaroos, resident koalas, and a chorus of native birds, from blue wrens to vibrant rosellas.
Each dam supports a thriving ecosystem from banjo frogs to spring dragonflies, and it's all part of the rhythm of 'Tiers View'. Watch the fog lift, the rains fall, the roses bloom, and the hills become the star, whatever the season. As night falls, stand in the paddock and take in the Milky Way in all its glory - dark skies, no streetlights, just the quiet brilliance of the stars overhead.
From exotic fruit trees to your best home-made pies, the orchard produces heritage Cox's Orange Pippins, Bramley's Seedling, and American Pound Sweet apples, Seville oranges, Meyer lemons, West Indian lime, Mariposa plums, President Plum, pear trees, apricot tree, summer raspberries, and figs.
This is wellbeing, amplified.
Whether you're here to entertain, escape, or simply live your best life among unspoilt views - this is a rare chance to live with purpose, in paradise.
The landscape:
Approx. 8.51 panoramic rural hectares
7 main paddocks
12m x 6m shed with concrete floor & power
15m x 6m shed including high clearance caravan bay + 6m x 3m workshop + 6m x 6m implement shed
Hen house & yard, sheep pen, raceway & drafting gate
Aluminium shade house
Bore drilled in 1994; 182m deep, 850-900ppm, 1440lph, 2.2kW Grundfos pump.
2 dams
Orchard fruit trees
Raised vegie beds
4-station automatic watering system + auto sprinklers to front, side & rear lawns & rear rose garden
2 x 20,000L concrete rainwater tanks, 10,000L poly tank to workshop, 3,000L tank to hayshed & 2000L steel tank under deck
14,000L fibreglass tank for firewater
The home:
Built c.1989 | Architecturally extended by GE Hughes c.2007-08
Expansive & elevated north-facing deck with breathtaking rural vistas
Velux double-glazed skylights to entry/sitting room
Double-glazing to lounge, highlight panes, kitchen & rear fixed bedroom windows
6.2kW solar efficiency
5 double bedrooms – 4 with ensuites
2 generous living spaces, each with slow combustion fires
Modern timber kitchen featuring a walk-in pantry & butler's wing
3 reverse cycle air conditioning units
Underfloor slab heating to all bathrooms, hallway & lounge room
Wine cellar/under house storage
Ozzi Kleen 3900L septic wastewater system, serviced quarterly
Superbly designed with a 2-bedroom guest/bed & breakfast wing
Property Information:
Title Reference: 5156/484
Zoning: Rural
Year Built: 1989
Council Rates: $3,035.58 per annum
Adcock Real Estate - RLA66526
Andrew Adcock 0418 816 874
Nikki Seppelt 0437 658 067
Jake Adcock 0432 988 464
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