Welcome to this magnificent, double-brick homestead tucked away in a secluded location just a few minutes from the Kendenup townsite.
The previous owners collaborated with a renowned Albany builder to create something really special.
If you have ever wanted to be lady or lord of the manor, this four-bedroom, three-bathroom home has the potential to make those dreams come true.
The main entry is via the central courtyard and through the ‘red door’ to an entrance alcove with an adjoining cloakroom – a place for coats, hats and scarves after indulging in those healthy, outdoor country pursuits.
Close by, a powder room with its own separate entrance from the courtyard provides facilities for alfresco entertaining.
To the right of the entrance, the massive, central open-plan living, dining and kitchen zone has imported Spanish tiles, vaulted ceilings and French doors.
Large windows flood the space in sunlight and offer lovely garden and rural views.
The living area is warmed by a tile fire, with the addition of reverse-cycle air-conditioners for convenient heating and cooling.
The kitchen features solid beech cabinetry, an island bench with marble inlay, a built-in cool room, an electric wall oven, gas cooktops and dishwasher space and is light-filled with views to the garden and beyond.
Next door is the scullery and laundry with extra cooking facilities, storage, space for fridges and freezers and an adjoining third bathroom.
This area has a tradie’s entrance from the carport, and the bathroom is conveniently placed to be of service when returning from working in the gardens or from farming duties.
When it comes to rest and relaxation, there is a large main bedroom with an adjoining retreat, a bay window, a spacious ensuite and quality-built storage, including robes in the dressing area.
An office/study is right next door with tiled floors and access to the verandah.
The separate guest area or extra family wing has a huge living room with reverse-cycle air-conditioning.
This section of the house has three double-sized bedrooms, a bathroom with a separate bath and a kitchenette with a sink, a work bench and storage cupboards.
There are several living options available, with the house configured into two separate areas allowing for the possibility of private guest accommodation or as a bed-and-breakfast.
This 17.24-hectare property has a small area of remnant bush containing native wildflowers, pasture, a winter creek and dams – including a large key dam that was built with expert consultation to ensure that there is maximum water catchment.
The water to the house is supplied by two large rainwater tanks with a capacity of approximately 190,000L.
This is a very special home that must be viewed to be fully appreciated.
Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase one of Kendenup’s finest properties.