Embracing a rural and serene setting, this stone-clad home presents a rare chance to secure a custom-built residence of exceptional scale, architectural interest, and enduring family appeal.

Framed by vine-cloaked return verandahs, the circa 1980 design simply complements its vast Balhannah landholding - dual workshop/shedding and multi-access garaging providing flexibility for vehicles, machinery, or a trade-ready setup.

Inside, soaring raked ceilings, exposed beams, feature stone, brickwork, leadlight and parquetry floors reflect a level of craftsmanship seldom seen – every considered detail emphasizing the four-bedroom home's charm, cohesion and flow across some 391sqm of indoor/outdoor living.

The formal entry hall introduces three bedrooms and the family bathroom to one wing, while the couple's suite – facing the adjoining formal living and dining rooms – retreats to its own cosy fireplace, walk-in robe and ensuite.

Anchored by a central conservatory-turn-living zone, natural light and treetop views radiate through high-set internal panes, creating the most striking corridor contradiction – and an ambient third living space.

Bedrooms one and two benefit from dual-aspect windows filling each with light and lush garden views, while the cornering family room floats outside via French doors. The guest bathroom, with brass tapware, timber joinery, and a roll-top bath, reinforces the home's classic country theme.

The well-appointed timber kitchen becomes the entrée to alfresco entertaining – the indoor-outdoor zone fully enclosed to defy the seasons and host a crowd beneath sweeping gables, framed by a caterer-sized second kitchen.

Outdoors, shaded pockets meet quiet garden moments, while the elevated deck lets you stargaze over the calming and undulating terrain; against the home, the mature, structured garden is eager to reflect its former elegance given a gentle rejuvenation.

Relishing some of the region's most picturesque views, a short drive from Verdun and Mount George, the South-Eastern Freeway also keeps the city in check, just a 30-minute drive away.

A home of undeniable integrity ready to embrace a fresh, entertaining future on a truly substantial Hills holding.


The highlights:
Solid, stone-clad 1980s 4-bedroom home on 9.8HA - with exceptional country views
Architectural style central living room conservatory
Enclosed entertainer's alfresco featuring a caterer's 2nd kitchen with Miele dishwasher and prep island
Decorative cornicing and high ceilings throughout
Timeless parquetry floors
Well-equipped country timber kitchen
Dual living zones – both formal and casual spaces
2 classically styled bathrooms
Some 391sqm of indoor/outdoor living space (approx.)
Valuable infrastructure for the farmer/trade with dual storerooms and dual work sheds featuring multiple vehicle access
Double garage attached to the home
In reach of Hills Christian Community College - Verdun Campus and Oakbank Area School
Charm unparalleled, ready for value-adding rejuvenation.

Property Information:
Title Reference: 5276/207
Zoning: Productive Rural Landscape
Year Built: 1985
Council Rates: $TBA per annum
*Estimated rental assessment: $1,000 - $1,200 per week (written rental assessment can be provided upon request)

Adcock Real Estate - RLA66526

Andrew Adcock 0418 816 874
Nikki Seppelt 0437 658 067
Jake Adcock 0432 988 464

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