'Antipodes - 324' is an exceptional holding situated within the lower Coal River Valley Wine Region, comprising just over 13 hectares of productive, agriculture zoned land in one of Tasmania's most tightly held viticultural precincts.
Established in 1989, the vineyard includes plantings of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Riesling and Montepulciano, producing high-quality fruit in a region renowned for premium cool-climate wines. Supported by a substantial 14 megalitre water allocation via the South-East Irrigation Scheme, the property is well equipped for ongoing production and future growth.
Designed by respected architect Ray Heffernan and constructed in the early 1990s, the main residence is thoughtfully oriented to the north, capturing all-day sun and expansive valley views through floor-to-ceiling glazing. A striking 30-foot glass-roofed gallery runs the length of the home, filling the interior with natural light throughout the seasons. Accommodation includes three spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms, with the main suite offering an ensuite and walk-in robe. A generous study, large living room centred around a fireplace, and a distinctive window seat enhance the home's comfort and character.
Adjacent to the main residence is a recently renovated and beautifully appointed, self-contained two-bedroom cottage, presenting excellent potential for guest accommodation or supplementary income.
Further improvements include extensive cherry and fruit tree plantings, a vegetable garden, a rose garden, a substantial 210m² farm shed, and irrigated paddocks with equestrian facilities including a 60m x 20m irrigated dressage arena, 22m round yard, automatic water troughs, paddock shelters, and a 16m x 8m stable complex with hot water wash bay, tack room, and feed room, providing flexibility for a range of agricultural and equine pursuits.
Despite its private and picturesque setting, the property is only 10 minutes from Richmond, five minutes from Hobart Airport, and approximately 20 minutes from the Hobart CBD on the Metro Bus Line, offering a rare balance of productive landholding and urban convenience.
