At the end of a long, tree-lined approach, where light filters softly through a canopy of established European and native trees, Malabar Farm reveals itself with quiet authority. Designed by acclaimed architect Robert Grace, the residence is defined by clean lines, soaring proportions and a seamless dialogue with the landscape.
A striking expanse of floor-to-ceiling glazing stretches across the upper level, drawing in natural light and framing uninterrupted views across pasture, water and native bush. The living is refined yet relaxed, anchored by a stone wood fire and extending effortlessly to a generous deck, an elevated vantage point where indoor and outdoor living align. Set apart, the main suite reads as a true retreat, generous in scale, with a private deck, a refined ensuite and an elevated position that enhances both privacy and outlook.
The lower level offers generous yet considered three bedrooms, beautifully proportioned with a newly renovated central bathroom and laundry. Every element has been carefully positioned to honour the landscape.
Set across approximately 36 acres, the land is as compelling as the home itself. Stony Creek winds gently through the property, feeding a series of dams, while kangaroos and birdlife create an ever-present connection to nature. A separate, self-contained tiny home, successfully utilised for guest accommodation and holiday letting, adds a layer of flexibility and income potential.
This is a place designed not for the rush of modern life, but for family and friends to gather with ease, and for time to be measured more slowly, just 7km from Trentham. No traffic noise. No artificial urgency. A considered rural offering, where architecture and landscape exist in complete alignment.
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