Timeless Victorian architecture suited to a rural setting, yet incorporating a functional contemporary floor plan which does not compromise the delicate Victorian multi faceted facade.

The home has been purposely divided into three separate living zones allowing for formal and informal living and adjacent is the private bedroom space. This allows for space segregation and privacy which can be air locked to conserve heating and cooling energy. You therefore only heat or cool the space you are in at the time saving on running costs.

An elegant solid marble gas fireplace features in the living room along with a more casual fire in the family area. The informal living zone of the home combines the kitchen, meals and family room with access to covered alfresco area via a large bi-fold door. The home caters for the family with 4 bedrooms, and a private master suite with stylish Victorian ensuite and large walk-in-robe. Standard inclusions consist of stone bench and timber tops, Miele and Ilve appliances, Porcher vanity basins and toilet suites along with two cast iron freestanding baths.

The home has been awarded the Building Designers Association 2010 “Best Rural Home over 250m2”.