A long, tree-lined driveway with a gated entrance creates a sense of arrival at Kirrang. Revealed gradually, the estate opens to landscaped gardens and a home that sits confidently within its 7.24-acre setting. Framed by views to the Warburton Ranges, the scene is both private and estate-like, offering an introduction to the scale and refinement that define this property.
The architecture balances presence with poise. Angular rooflines and walls of glass speak to modernist influences, while warm Tasmanian Oak cabinetry and bespoke joinery ground the interiors in natural materiality. The single-level design flows with ease — expansive living zones for gathering, a series of intimate retreats for quiet moments, and five bedrooms, four of which feature their own ensuites. The master suite feels like a private hotel - a retreat of its own. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame garden views, creating the perfect perch for spotting birdlife, while the ensuite and dressing spaces elevate the daily ritual into something indulgent.
Outdoors, the residence is encircled by lush, established gardens. Japanese Maples, camellias, and rhododendrons bring sculptural form and seasonal colour, while a central maple becomes a living artwork around which the decking is crafted. Broad terraces provide space for entertaining, balanced by courtyard-style intimacy and sweeping views across the wattles. The pool, enclosed by glass balustrades, feels both elevated and resort-like. Beyond, paddocks, an arena, and stables add scope for equestrian pursuits — a hobby farm atmosphere that complements the elegance of the home.
Practicality is equally assured. Solar power enhances efficiency, and families will find schooling within easy reach, with The Patch Primary a walk away, and Mater Christi, St Joseph’s, and Belgrave Heights Christian College all nearby.
This is more than a residence. It is a lifestyle of scale and sophistication, a retreat for city buyers seeking balance, and an enduring family estate waiting for its next custodian.
Additional Features
• Bob Mann Creek forms the eastern boundary
• 4 megalitre pumping rights transferable
• Track through bushland with gums and ferns beside the creek
• One hour to Melbourne CBD
• Open fireplace in family room
• Free standing wood heater fire in living room
Local’s Secret
Tucked into the heart of the Dandenong Ranges, The Patch is a rare village where community and countryside intertwine. Beyond its rolling landscapes and berry farms, you’ll find a rhythm of life that’s both unhurried and quietly connected — where a walk to the local primary school or The Patch General Store still feels like a step back in time.
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