Tucked deep within 1.56 hectares of natural bushland, this architect‑designed retreat sits far removed from the pace of city life. From the edge of the floating deck, the land falls away into the Glen Lomond escarpment, offering a sense of stillness that feels almost otherworldly. It’s a place where the horizon opens wide, the air settles, and the quiet becomes part of the experience.

The main residence has been crafted with scale and purpose. Broad hallways draw you through the home, connecting a series of beautifully considered spaces. Each of the four bedrooms captures its own slice of the landscape, with generous walk‑in robes and soft morning light. The main suite is a private sanctuary with a refined ensuite, while the family bathroom is positioned to make the most of the sweeping outlook — perfect for long, restorative baths.

Three separate study zones allow for uninterrupted work or study, cleverly placed to feel connected yet out of the way. The central living area rises beneath a dramatic raked ceiling, filling the room with warmth and natural light. This is the gathering place — anchored by a wood fireplace, underfloor heating and high‑set louvres that draw in the northern sun. Ducted air conditioning ensures year‑round comfort. Indoors and outdoors merge effortlessly as the escarpment drops away, revealing ever‑changing views and the daily rhythm of local wildlife.

The kitchen is equipped with Miele appliances, stone benchtops, an induction cooktop, warming drawer and integrated dishwasher, with a walk‑in pantry providing excellent storage. The open‑plan layout adapts easily to the needs of a busy household, with seperate living rooms flowing from this space, while the large mudroom with its own entry offers a practical space to shed the day before stepping inside.

Above the three‑bay garage, a fully self‑contained studio offers complete independence. With its own kitchen, bathroom and living area — all oriented to the view — it’s ideal for extended family, guests, older children or a creative workspace.

Outside, the grounds have been shaped with intention. An espaliered capital pear hedge frames the garden, while sandstone walls create structure and a gentle transition into the surrounding escarpment environment. Water security is exceptional, with supply available from the bore, 50,000L of rainwater storage or town water.

Property Snapshot
- 1.56ha of escarpment bushland, designed by Feather & Lawry (2010)
- Expansive, uninterrupted views
- Four‑bedroom residence with multiple adaptable living zones
- Separate, fully self‑contained studio apartment
- Climate control via underfloor heating, ducted air, ceiling fans and wood fireplace
- Miele appliances, stone benchtops, walk‑in pantry and extensive custom joinery
- Multiple office/study spaces
- Large laundry/mudroom with private entry
- Security cameras, Crimsafe/Prowler Proof screens, hard‑wired monitoring
- Three‑bay garage plus two additional parking spaces; substantial concrete driveway
- 9.32kW solar system
- Water via bore, rainwater tanks and town supply; wastewater treatment system

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