Poised on an expansive 2,962sqm estate within the esteemed Edna Walling Estate, this grand five-bedroom, three-bathroom residence is a true showcase of unmatched quality build and craftsmanship. Designed with versatility at its heart, it delivers a series of expansive indoor and outdoor living zones that cater effortlessly to both refined entertaining and relaxed family living.
From the moment you arrive, the scale and presence of the home is undeniable. A refined entry reveals both formal and informal living areas, including a sunlit lounge, a generous dining domain and an inviting family space centred around a superbly appointed kitchen. The master suite provides a luxurious retreat with walk-in robe and ensuite, while the additional bedrooms are thoughtfully zoned and impressively proportioned. Downstairs, a vast rumpus room complete with its own bedroom, bathroom, bar and patio creates the ideal haven for teenagers, extended family or guest accommodation.
Equally captivating is the outdoor environment, where expansive decks spill onto manicured grounds, framing a sparkling swimming pool and a selection of alfresco settings. From a covered entertaining area to a charming pergola with woodfired pizza oven, the lifestyle appeal is unmatched. The established gardens, mature trees and bespoke features-including a large fish pond with rustic bridge, fully secure chicken coop and vegetable patch-evoke a sense of seclusion, prestige and self-sufficiency rarely found on this scale.
Further highlights include a double garage with internal access and workshop, an additional car space, and multiple sheds to enhance the property's functionality.
Positioned within moments of Billanook College, Yarra Hills Secondary College, Bimbadeen Heights Primary School, local shopping, cafés, transport and parklands, this exceptional residence represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to secure a landmark property in one of the best kept locations in the outer east.
Inspection by appointment only - Additional parking on Cardigan Road.
