With deep heritage significance, 'Spring Farm' stands as one of Moorooduc's earliest farmhouses, originally leased (and eventually purchased) in 1869 by Edward Jones, the son of the legendary 'Mr. Moorooduc', William 'Bill' John Jones. Divided in 1975 into its current 4-acre (approx.) layout, this landmark residence boasts a legacy cherished by equestrian enthusiasts and hobby farmers, featuring nine secure horse paddocks, stables, and a tack room among the 11 outbuildings that surround the original homestead.
Shielded by a hedge-lined border and complemented by cherished gardens, the main residence unfolds a rich historical narrative, encompassing a main dining room, a quaint kitchen equipped with modern appliances, a dedicated lounge featuring a bay window and gas fireplace, powder room, and a stunning conservatory that highlights the garden's beauty at every turn. Two comfortable secondary bedrooms are surpassed only by the master retreat, with its updated ensuite and direct conservatory access, while three split-system units assist three electric heat banks to keep a comfortable climate. In addition, soaring ceiling heights, a Colorbond roof, and 7x 22,000lt water tanks ensure total functionality and charm.
Over the years, the farm has developed to include a variety of outhouses, such as an indoor swimming pool, two standalone studios, a separate building with kitchen facilities, and a two-bedroom cottage complete with a full kitchen, main bathroom, and off-street parking. With some enhancements, 'Spring Farm' could become the perfect destination for a Bed and Breakfast, located conveniently near Moorooduc's Studio & Co, Moorooduc Primary School, with easy access to Peninsula Link and Mornington's thriving restaurant and retail hub.
