Mayfield is one of Woodend's most distinguished residences, a landmark property set within enchanting, mature gardens on approximately 2,840sqm. Seamlessly combining heritage elegance with modern comfort, the home features polished floorboards, leadlight windows, ornate cornices, ceiling roses, and a series of superb working fireplaces. Ceilings reach up to 3.5 metres, enhancing the sense of space and refinement.
The ground floor comprises a generous main lounge and dining area, a separate formal lounge, three bedrooms including a master with ensuite, and a central bathroom. The kitchen is equipped with an Aga stove and finely crafted joinery. Upstairs, the attic provides a cosy retreat consisting of the fourth bedroom, a study area, and bathrooman ideal space for teenagers or guests seeking privacy.
Year-round comfort is assured with upgraded hydronic heating (new panels and high-efficiency boiler), reverse-cycle systems upstairs and downstairs, and ceiling fans in the kitchen and main lounge. Recent enhancements include a new roof and a 6kW solar system, adding both efficiency and sustainability. The property is further supported by two 20,000-litre water tanks, in addition to town water access, offering excellent water security and flexibility.
The home flows effortlessly to wide, wrap-around verandahs, perfect for entertaining or quiet relaxation. The gardens are an exceptional feature, with mature trees, a fountain and fishpond, potting shed, productive vegetable garden, and a magnificent golden ash at the rear creating a naturally sheltered outdoor dining setting.
Adjacent to the house is a creative studio or versatile home office space, undercover parking for three vehicles, and a functional workshop or storage area.
Located just minutes from Woodend's cafés, shops, V/Line station, and freeway access, Mayfield represents a rare opportunity to acquire a residence of genuine distinctionwhere period character, contemporary liveability, and captivating gardens combine to create one of the region's finest homes.
