164 Carlsruhe Central Road, Carlsruhe VIC 3442

Prime farming location and sublime condition underpin this classic Victorian weatherboard home that is lovingly nestled within a stunning country garden, surrounded by lush pastures of high-quality farmland and enjoying stunning views of the majestic Macedon Ranges. "McWhinneys" is conveniently located within an hour's drive from Melbourne, Ballarat and Bendigo, and just ten minutes from the charming towns of Woodend or Kyneton.
The luxurious accommodation features an elegant central hallway design, four beautifully appointed bedrooms, a formal lounge, a dining room, and a delightful open-plan farmhouse kitchen equipped with modern appliances, including a generous 2.7 m Caesarstone island bench top.
Period features enhance the property with character and charm, including soaring 11-foot Oregon pine ceilings above the inviting north-facing kitchen, vintage skirting boards, Baltic pine floors, picture rails, decorative cornices and ceiling roses, original aged glass in double-hung box leadlight windows, a cast iron ball and clawfoot bath, six fireplaces including four timeless cast-iron classics and the impressive solid fuel heaters. The estate boasts five chimneys and enchanting entertainment verandahs, creating perfect spaces for relaxation and inspiration at any hour of the day.
Agricultural facilities and infrastructure have been lovingly planned and robustly constructed, featuring seven gated paddocks, each with its own water trough supplied by a dependable bore via a large header tank and well. Additional features include cattle yards, holding yards, a rustic loading ramp, a nostalgic windmill, a workshop, a four-bay machinery shed, and stables. Ample water supply for the house is provided by two generous rainwater tanks.
Towering hedge roses and majestic ancient pines, cedar, fir, and redwoods have overseen "McWhinneys" for generations, promising to continue watching over this remarkable estate for many years to come. Land size: 38.21 hectares (94.41 acres).
Experience the enchanting ambiance of a time when the land was shaped by both man and horse.