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Nestled amongst rolling hills and magnificent ancient gums in the Barossa's celebrated Eden Valley wine district, resides an exceptional architecturally inspired rural estate, offering unique lifestyle opportunities to the astute buyer.
If you have a passion for wine or just an idyllic country life with income, "Innisfree" might be for you. Envisaged and created over decades by the current owners employing the renowned visionary Ken Milne in the style of Frank Lloyd Wright, gardens by Viesturs Cielens. This is not a lifestyle by accident, each space inside and out has been created to welcome, embrace and enjoy.
The home has a sophisticated, timeless style with first-quality fit-outs, making use of the finest materials sourced Australia wide. Custom stone and bespoke timber combine with walls of glass opening the home to sun, sky and spectacular views of the surrounding land in every direction. A flexible floorplan ideal for extended family and visiting family and friends offering high ceilings, generous proportioned rooms, built-ins and a warm feeling of being home in every corner.
The land of century old gums and rolling pasture offers an easy maintenance way of life with abundant colour in bird attracting gardens, numerous entertaining areas and secret spaces for kids to explore. Alternatively, challenge yourself to become a master of the vines presiding over six hectares of established premium Shiraz and Chardonnay currently contracted to St Hallett Wines. Options for livestock abound and horse enthusiasts will appreciate the substantial existing equine facilities.
Live the dream at "Innisfree"
"Innisfree" at a glance;
30.81ha / 76.13acs
CT: 5602/930
Zoned - Ru Rural - Barossa Council
C.2005 Architecturally designed home - 4 Bedroom + Study - 2 Bathroom - 3 Living - 2 Car garaging - Large carport
Two large master bedrooms with large window seats overlooking manicured gardens
A large walk-in robe and a substantial ceiling to floor bookcase in the second bedroom
The family bathroom has generous proportions with a beautiful deep "soaking tub"
Spacious 'two-chef" kitchen with 900 electric oven and gas/electric cooktop, timeless timber cabinetry with island bench and slow combustion wood-fired oven & cooktop from Ireland
Bespoke light boxes creating the unique and subtle glow in the dining area
Recycled 75-year-old Jarrah flooring
Floor to ceiling windows with glass with high insulation qualities
Spacious double garage, a cellar and an unobtrusive secure storage loft
The original cottage that adjoins through the main entrance of the home is the perfect guest retreat and contains: study, open-plan kitchen, two bedrooms with built-ins, laundry/bathroom and undercover carport.
Further improvements to the property include:
Horse stables with 4 loose boxes and hot water for wash down
Tack room, horse float garage and horse feed area on a concrete base
A large horse paddock (over 1 HA), adjoined by 4 x .3 HA, all separated by fenced raceways
3 Smaller day yards handy to the stables
5 large paddocks for grazing livestock (or expanding the vineyard)
Round yard and dressage arena
1 Bore with new pump
250,000 litres of rainwater storage, across 6 tanks
200,000 litres of storage for irrigation/stock water, across 4 tanks
20,000 litres for bore water
Desalination plant capable of converting bore water into 25,000 litres per day of good quality water for irrigation
The property has a 13ML dam with a licence to take 8.7ML annually. When full as it has been often, it will supply the vineyard and garden for 2 years
Diesel 11 kVA generator for emergency back-up for the house
Two Vulcan gas heaters
Chazelles wood heater - Ducted to multiple rooms
Two evaporative air-conditioning units
2 large sheds
6 HA of premium vineyards (3HA approx. of Shiraz and 3HA approx. of Chardonnay)
Single-phase power to the house
Stockyards
Irrigation infrastructure through the vineyard
