Not often do peoples wish lists get fulfilled, views of the mountain, natural bush, good pastures, abundant fresh running water, generous dam, all in a sheltered private location with a spacious, well appointed two storey residence (only two years old).
To get such views often the trade off is exposure to the elements, particularly stronger winds. To have both the views, the water running in a permanent creek near the home, to be able to enjoy the best of both worlds, and also have such a private sheltered location is a rare combination even for Sheffield where there are so many properties with captivating mountain views.
With approximately ten acres of pasture and eight acres of natural bushland, a permanent stream running through the property and also supplementing the dam across which you view the farmlands and slopes at the foot of Mount Roland. The setting of the home is in a very quiet Glenn set well away from any traffic or major roads. If you want genuine privacy and tranquility without isolation, this is where it can be found.
The new weatherboard homestead features three bedrooms (two up, one down) two bathrooms and very spacious kitchen, dining and lounge living area, and has approximately 210 square metres under colour bond roof, excluding the veranda which comprises approximately 75 square metres more and is to all four sides of the house.
The home features heating options from the Tassie Barrel wood heater, and the Bosky slow combustions stove which also runs a bank of radiators and the hot water system. The oven and the hot water may also be run on electricity. The open plan, cathedral ceilings and mezzanine floor allow the warmth to permeate the upstairs rooms by natural convection, but also have ceiling fans to circulate the air flow.
The kitchen boasts timber benches cut from single slabs and retaining natural features and edging from when milled providing ample workspace, and under bench storage further supplemented by the generous pantry, with its own sunflower mural. Both bathrooms are feature showers, with the main bathroom hazing the luxury and charm of a classical claw foot bath. Both storeys feature separate toilet facilities to the bathrooms.
Outbuildings include a four bay barn, two bay machinery shed or workshop, two bay garage complete with roller doors, and living quarters with a second Bosky slow combustions stove, kitchenette, bathroom, living and sleeping quarters and patio that were used while the house was under construction. They have the potential to be used as an alternative entertainment area, studio or professional office to run a business from home, or with the appropriate permits as Guest Accommodation and provide a supplementary income.
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