Wurley

Cradled within an 8.45-hectare (approx) expanse of rugged bushland, this bespoke residence by Ramon Pleysier of Pleysier Perkins Architects offers a superb lifestyle amongst Victoria's most beautiful rural landscape., Making the most of 270-degree horizon views encompassing Mount Franklin, the home is a genuine sanctuary of contemporary style and country bliss. Surrounded by curated native gardens that blend into the unique landscape, it offers luxurious indoor-outdoor living spaces that meet modern demands., , Tasmanian oak flooring and sweeping glass create an idyllic connection to its surroundings, with panoramas from every room thanks to the intelligent layout. Generous living and dining spaces warmed by a Nectre MK2 wood fire open to a broad central infinity deck with panoramic views, while a gourmet kitchen with premium appliances, a sleek stone island, and a large walk-in pantry elevate everyday living., , The master bedroom occupies the entire northern wing, offering a tranquil oasis with an opulent ensuite and exclusive study/retreat. Three additional bedrooms with built-in robes are conveniently located within a second wing, harmoniously paired with a stylish bathroom and a quiet sitting room. The layout is complemented by a spacious mudroom/family-sized laundry, and reverse-cycle heating/cooling systems., , Beyond the home, there is a workshop/carport/store complex with slab flooring by Pleysier Perkins Architects and a garden studio that serves as a guest house or work-from-home space. The workshop and studio, equipped with conveniences such as heating/cooling systems, offer tranquil yet functional environments. The allure continues within the extensive gardens by Sam Cox Landscape, featuring rock walls, meandering pathways, indigenous plantings, and wicking beds for herbs and vegetables. A 'bocce' court invites friendly competition, while a picturesque dam with an iconic bathing box and pontoon adds serenity and charm to the estate., , Extensive CCTV and irrigation systems, efficient rainwater tanks and multiple fire pumps add to the security; a mere 20 minutes from Daylesford, 20 minutes from Castlemaine, and under two hours from Melbourne., , , ** We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.