Rates $2,190pa | Land 5 Acres
At the end of a tree-lined culdesac beyond finely crafted double gates, Victorem Lodge reveals a unique country coastal estate set across five lush level acres.
The land carries a strong equine identity with five fenced paddocks, a professionally built riding arena and covered stables with tack storage and a washdown bay. Elevated above Fernbank Creek with gate access from the rear, the property offers natural openness and rural depth across its fully fenced grounds.
The residence introduces cathedral ceilings and broad windows that draw the landscape inward. A statement fireplace encased in natural stone forms the anchor of the living space, complemented by wide-board hybrid oak flooring. The coastal Hamptons kitchen presents shaker cabinetry, brass accents, a herringbone splashback and a generous walk-in pantry, all with a direct vantage over the pool, travertine tiled terrace, and a semi-enclosed cabana.
Barn-style glass doors open to a dedicated media retreat, partnered with a dual-workstation office that supports focused daily living. A full mudroom offers practical transition from outdoor activity, strengthened by excellent storage throughout.
The main suite includes a beautifully arranged walk-in wardrobe, built in make up station, and an ensuite appointed with timeless finishes. Two additional bedrooms are serviced by a modern family bathroom. Ducted and zoned air conditioning maintain comfort year-round.
Infrastructure includes state-of-the-art 5-battery 12kw solar system, two water tanks and ample turning space for floats or machinery.
Well positioned for both lifestyle and daily ease, the property sits approx. 5km from the airport, 8km from the CBD and 9km from Town Beach, with school bus access close by.
The Latin name Victorem translates to "winner," and this magnificent property feels every bit like a triumph.
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