Set across a breathtaking 4,002sqm landholding, 3215 Richardson Road is a true Parkerville estate; expansive, established and rich with character. Built in 1997 with timeless federation influence, the residence blends classic architectural detail with the comfort and scale of modern construction, creating a home that feels both enduring and immediately liveable.
High ceilings, rich timber floors and storybook windows introduce warmth from the moment you enter. French doors open to wide wraparound verandahs, while feature stonework and traditional detailing give the home a sense of permanence rarely found. Multiple living zones provide flexibility for growing families, anchored by a central courtyard that draws light and connection through the heart of the home. A slow combustion fireplace and gas log fireplace ensure comfort and atmosphere through every season.
The kitchen and family domain are generous in scale, designed for everyday functionality while maintaining connection to the alfresco and surrounding grounds. Accommodation is well considered, with a private main suite and spacious secondary bedrooms positioned for both comfort and separation.
Outdoors is where the estate truly reveals itself.
Established botanical gardens wrap the home in layers of texture and colour. A curated collection of mature trees and seasonal plantings create a landscape that evolves throughout the year, from deciduous autumn tones to vibrant spring bloom. Weeping Mulberry, Blue Spruce, Ginkgo, Oak, Pistachio, Manchurian Pear and Plane trees stand alongside fruiting Fig, Lemon, Mandarin, Persimmon and Quince. Camellias, Hydrangeas, Roses, Wisteria and Jasmine soften the surrounds, delivering beauty, privacy and shade in equal measure.
Summer centres around the below-ground swimming pool, while expansive lawn areas provide room for children and grandchildren to roam freely. A powered workshop and substantial garage infrastructure support hobbies, storage or trade use, complemented by a circular driveway, additional carport and generous hardstand. Bore reticulation services the gardens, supported by water tank storage, ensuring the grounds remain as functional as they are beautiful.
Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning ensures year-round comfort. A chicken coop adds to the semi-rural charm and self-sufficient lifestyle the property naturally supports.
The Details That Matter
- 4,002sqm landholding
- Federation-inspired residence built in 1997
- Multiple living zones with central courtyard design
- Slow combustion fireplace and gas log fireplace
- Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning
- Below-ground swimming pool
- Powered workshop and substantial garage infrastructure
- Circular driveway plus additional carport
- Bore reticulation and water tank
- Established botanical gardens with extensive mature tree collection
- Chicken coop
Why You'll Stay
This is more than a home on acreage. It is a generational holding. The scale gives freedom, the gardens give soul and the architecture gives presence. Whether hosting long family lunches on the verandah, watching the seasons shift across the trees or simply enjoying the quiet confidence of space and privacy, this Parkerville estate offers a lifestyle that feels grounded, abundant and enduring.
Council Rates: approx $3,200 pa
Water Rates: approx $289.66 pa
Year Built: 1997
Rental Estimate: approx $825 pw
Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.
