Positioned on a North sloping 12 acre parcel of land, that was carefully selected by the original owners that constructed the home, inspired by NSW famous Rose Seidler House that mimics many of the homes design and was years ahead of Tasmanian designs, offering solar passive principals only becoming more common in the Tasmanian Market today.
Ridgelea really needs to be experienced to be fully appreciated, with the home Facing due north, the architectural design uses the natural elements to offer true solar passive benefits, with two sandstone brick walls offering thermal mass storage. And large north facing windows capture the sun all day, plus a rear corridor between the living space and the garage acts as a separation from the cold weather in the south and doubles as a breezeway.
This warm family home is set over two levels, the entry on the upper level welcomes you into the home and leads into the country kitchen and dining area, the bright and airy lounge room from here has big picture windows to take
