Designed by an architect for an architect. The environmental sustainable design (ESD) uses materials that have a lower carbon footprint like rammed earth and timber, being used in an honest and forthright way to complement each other. Polished concrete flooring with some white marble and blue glass highlights are a huge feature.
Generous north facing double glazed windows welcome the winter sun into the home to warm the concrete floors and rammed earth walls. The butterfly roof overhangs just enough to give total shade to the northern external walls in the Summer while allowing maximum sunlight into the rooms in Winter. High level bottom hung hopper windows help cross flow ventilation in the summer months.
Thoughtfully designed floor plan with two generous open plan living areas. The central living zone has open kitchen, dining and lounge with both in-floor heating and an Austrian (Haas+Sohn) designed slow combustion heater for maximum warmth in the colder months.
The quality kitchen has beautiful Caesarstone bench tops, large island bench, Ilve oven and gas cooktop and dishwasher.
Main bedroom located at one end of the home with large walk in wardrobe and hotel quality ensuite with underfloor heating and heated towel rails, while at the other end are a further three more bedrooms sharing the large main bathroom which has the spa bath, underfloor heating and heated towel rail.
The outdoor entertaining has been thoughtfully designed with a replica butterfly roof to tie in with the house and shedding perfect for entertaining and those evening barbeques.
The whole property has been designed to flow seamlessly from home to stables/shedding, arena and paddocks. The shed having the butterfly roof really complements the house. One half of the shed accommodates up to six cars plus a workshop and ample space for a tack room. The other half of the shed has three large 4x4m stables and hay storage for approximately 1000 hay bales or a large space for additional facilities. The central driveway allows drive through access via the auto roller doors at each end, which has been useful for accommodating horse floats. The shed is made from recycled steel frame and is generous in height as well as having a 360m2 roof area with LED lighting and ample power points fed from the 3 phase supply.
The horse facilities are sure to impress with the Olympic size 60m x 20m arena surfaced with a triple wash sand which has been a perfect base throughout winter and summer. 4 large individual paddocks each with a shelter, automatic watering trough and fenced with stock guard electric tap. A further 3 more large gum studded paddocks either side of the Inverbrackie Creek currently accommodating cattle also offering steel rail holding yards and loading ramp.
The property has four 25,000L rainwater tanks and a bore which supplies a 25,000 litre tank which is used for animal drinking and garden irrigation.
Walking distance to the main street of Woodside, 20 minute's drive from Stirling and 40 minutes to Adelaide.
A complete package with an impressive feel as soon as you enter down the tree-lined driveway.
Architecturally designed
2 large open plan living areas
Under floor heating in areas of the home
Double glazing to the northern windows
Austrian (Haas+Sohn) designed slow combustion heater
26 flat gum studded acres including the Inverbrackie Creek
4 paddocks with horse shelters and automatic watering troughs.
Three x 4x4m horse stables and tack/feed area
Four 25,000L rainwater tanks
Solar system
