On one of Burradoo's most prestigious tree-lined roads, this property is a genuinely rare find. Two completely restored and renovated homes on a single title, set amongst mature gardens on just over an acre with a flat, northerly aspect and all the space and privacy the Southern Highlands does best. Originally part of the historic Kerever Park estate, Habit House and Blossom Cottage sit within easy reach of Oxley College and Chevalier College, Burradoo Park Farm and Bowral town centre, a location as convenient as it is coveted. Established mature trees frame both homes beautifully, while the low-maintenance, thoughtfully designed gardens ensure more time enjoying the property than tending to it. Established cool-climate gardens, bright north-facing living areas and thermally efficient architecture and building materials make this home beautiful and comfortable all year round. Habit House, the grand north-facing main residence, offers four oversized bedrooms, three bathrooms with underfloor heating, two separate living areas, a beautifully appointed Caesarstone kitchen and a covered Travertine entertaining terrace. Blossom Cottage is fully renovated and utterly charming, presenting three bright bedrooms, two modern bathrooms and sunny timber decks, with its own separate entry, it is a perfect arrangement for semi-independent living, extended family or a lucrative income stream.
High Points
- Beautifully renovated throughout; custom cabinetry and abundant storage
- Stunning timber floorboards and feature ceilings; floor-to-ceiling picture windows
- Four oversized bedrooms (two ensuite) plus dedicated home office in main residence
- Covered terrace/travertine-paved entertaining area flows from dining/kitchen
- Home gym/wellness/yoga room plus library/formal sitting room
- Extensive mature landscaping provides privacy to both homes
- Renovated cottage has own double garage & security gate plus two full bathrooms (with floor heating)
- Stroll to Oxley College and Burradoo Park Farm; minutes to Harris Farm Market and the heart of Bowral.
