The first thing that will strike you about this property are the stunning 360 degree views. The hill top setting offers seclusion while still being only 5 mins from the centre of Mole Creek.
The property consists two houses on 4.385ha of land, the smaller cottage offering the opportunity of an income stream as tourist accommodation.
The main house, sitting atop the hill is 3 bedrooms, two bathrooms and open plan living area. Designed on passive solar principles it was an HIA winner for sustainable design in 2015. Featuring underfloor hydronic heating and double glazing, the house is warm in winter while cross flow ventilation keeps it cool in summer. The rooftop solar installation offers substantial savings on power bills while still having the convenience of being connected to the energy grid.
Entertaining is a delight with a modern kitchen featuring an induction cooktop and stainless steel benches. The spacious dining room opens through sliding doors onto the wrap around deck, where you can access the sheltered breakfast nook or the wood fired pizza oven while soaking up the views of the Mersey Valley and Mt Roland.
The cosy living area has its own picture framed view of the mountains while clever use is made of the under stair space with an office nook featuring a Blackwood desk top from timber grown on the property.
The master bedroom downstairs is serviced by a private bathroom and features a spacious walk in robe with the other two bedrooms sharing a bathroom on the first floor. Both feature built in robes and their own amazing views.
The outbuildings consist of a large double garage and workshop and another multipurpose shed which can accommodate parking for trailers, storage for hay or anything else that needs cover. There is also a large shade shelter carpark designed to house a caravan but equally as useful for another vehicle or trailer.
The property also has a few surprises; artisan built stone walls, a traditional stone animal shelter and a hidden cellar, the ideal place for wine storage and preserves.
The second dwelling on the property is currently used as a B&B and offers a supplementary income. It is approximately 100 metres from the main house and ensures privacy for both guests and
yourselves. It features a modern kitchen and bathroom with two bedrooms and a bright sunroom.
Fully fenced and divided into 5 paddocks currently running a few sheep and goats, the property also has a large fenced vegetable garden and established orchard trees. With enough water storage to supply the needs of both houses there is no need to be concerned about any dry spells in summer.
You may not have neighbours but you have all the modern ammenities with good internet and mobile coverage so you need never feel isolated, all with stunning views that are postcard perfect.
