Rarely does a landholding of this scale and character come to market. Rolling paddocks unfurl beneath open sky, framed by pockets of native bushland, while mirror-still dams complete a picture of true rural serenity. This is an estate defined by space, privacy and possibility, anchored by two distinct residences and a scale of land that doesn't come by often.
The primary residence is a traditional, warm brick retreat beneath a striking dark roofline, opening onto a timber deck made for long evenings watching the sun set over the hills. Inside, four generous bedrooms include a private main suite with walk-in robe and ensuite, while a separate family room and living area, both fireplace warmed, create distinct zones for relaxing and entertaining. A dedicated dining space and a well appointed kitchen with a walk-in pantry cater effortlessly to everyday living, and a wraparound verandah extends the home's connection to the landscape beyond. An attached double garage and nearby shedding round out the practical offering.
A short stroll across the property, the secondary residence offers a similarly considered retreat, ideal for extended family, guests or dual living arrangements. Three bedrooms include a main suite with walk-in robe and ensuite, opening onto a generous living and dining areas, on either side of the dedicated kitchen, that flow with ease. This dwelling is further complemented by a separate study for quiet work. A covered porch, veranda and double carport add further everyday convenience.
Beyond the residences, the land itself is the true showstopper. Cleared, green paddocks are bordered by dense stands of native bush that create a genuine sense of seclusion. Several dams anchor the property, mirroring the sky and drawing native wildlife, while multiple sheds provide a versatile space for storage. A network of driveways threads the two residences together, offering the rare balance of a fully functioning rural holding wrapped in total privacy.
Despite its sense of escape, the property remains beautifully connected. It falls within the Yarra Road Primary School and Melba Secondary College zones, and sits only a few minutes from Wonga Park Village, where a supermarket, general store, butcher and petrol station cover daily essentials. A short drive brings you to the cafes of Yarra Street in Warrandyte, while Chirnside Park Shopping Centre delivers a broader retail and lifestyle hub close by. Croydon Station is the nearest train link, and nearby parkland, including Warrandyte State Park and Wonga Park Reserve, along with the Wonga Park Tennis Club, complete an enviable rural lifestyle just beyond the city fringe.
