14 Chatfield Avenue, Daylesford VIC 3460

In an unrivalled position commanding uninterrupted views of Lake Daylesford’s mesmerising landscape, this architecturally designed New England style farmhouse enjoys an idyllic outlook that shifts with the seasons. Positioned on 963sqm (approx.) only 350 metres to the foreshore and swimming jetty, the lifestyle on offer is nothing short of a rare privilege. An exceptional choice as either a permanent residence or a thriving short stay accommodation business, it represents a singular offering in one of Daylesford’s most treasured settings.

Timber floors, sash windows and French doors punctuate an interior designed to celebrate its north facing orientation, seamless connection to the outdoors, and enchanting views across the lake and treelined surrounds. Two distinct living zones are anchored by a well equipped kitchen and flow to the outdoor entertaining zone and undercover verandah, creating a magnetic space for gatherings and memory making.

Accommodation is thoughtfully zoned for privacy across the east and west wings, offering four bedrooms, or three plus a study. Two substantial ensuite bedrooms feature Juliet balconies framing lake views, while the remaining bedrooms share a family bathroom. A powder room, laundry/mud room, and lock up garage complete the footprint. Includes hydronic heating and ducted air conditioning for year round comfort, garden irrigation and a 10,000L water tank.

Take morning walks around the lake, walk or drive to town within minutes, with Daylesford’s famed highlights easily accessible such as the Wombat Hill Botanic Gardens, award winning Lake House Restaurant, Daylesford’s Sunday Market, cafes, quaint stores and galleries. Only 80 minutes to Melbourne, Hepburn, Kyneton, Trentham and Woodend are an easy drive away with the region’s cellar doors and farm gates awaiting exploration.


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