Set on five picturesque acres with uninterrupted views to Mount Macedon, this beautifully presented property blends rural charm with modern convenience. Built in 1997 and lovingly maintained, it offers a lifestyle of comfort, space, and potential self-sufficiency, all just moments from town.
The grounds are a highlight in themselves. With over two acres dedicated to house and gardens plus a separate livestock paddock and dam, there’s space to live, play, and grow. Town water is connected, with additional tank water for garden use, while a fully fenced garden and low-maintenance landscaping add practicality and peace of mind. Outdoor living is truly embraced here with a spa, children’s cubby house, apple trees, and a thriving berry cage brimming with raspberries, blackcurrants, gooseberries, and blackberries. A productive vegetable garden provides a ready supply of fresh produce, while a four-car shed with concrete flooring and sliding doors adds valuable storage and workspace. For those who love to entertain, an electric awning creates the perfect setting for gatherings, and the property has scope to add a tennis court or swimming pool if desired.
The home itself has been thoughtfully designed to balance open family living with private retreats. At its heart is the spacious open-plan kitchen, dining, and family area, complete with a wood combustion heater and split system heating and cooling. The country kitchen, crafted with solid wood cabinetry overlooks a well-kept garden, while a formal lounge with its own wood heater offers a warm and private living space and looks out across Mount Macedon. Further, a sunroom provides a space for quiet reading and contemplation. A dedicated home office, beautifully fitted with built-in cabinetry, makes working from home both practical and inviting, and underfloor electric heating throughout ensures comfort year-round .
Accommodation is generous, with the master suite enjoying spectacular Mount Macedon views, private outdoor access, a walk-in robe, and a newly renovated ensuite bathroom featuring a Japanese toilet (with inbuilt bidet), heated non-slip floors, a heated towel rail, and sensor lighting. Two additional bedrooms, each with built-in robes, share a Jack and Jill bathroom complete with a bath and heated towel rail. Ample storage, including triple linen cupboards, ensures the home is as functional as it is welcoming.
Practical extras include a double integrated garage, separate laundry and additional toilet, and a ducted vacuum system.
Transport options are excellent with fast train V-Line access to Southern Cross Station, the Calder Highway only five minutes away and Tullamarine airport 35 minutes.
This is a rare opportunity to enjoy a peaceful Macedon lifestyle, living in the heart of the country where animals can graze in your paddock, produce can be harvested from your own garden, and entertaining flows easily from indoors to out, all with town conveniences close at hand.
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www.consumer.vic.gov.au/housing/buying-and-selling-property/checklists/due-diligence
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