4.04ha (10 acres). Simply magnificent setting for this return verandah four bedroom home with luxury master suite and generous open plan living. Outstanding character laden 100ft x 30ft barn/shed, inground pool, tanks, dam, three grazing paddocks and some of the most gorgeous gardens to be seen.
LAND:
4.04ha (10 acres). Stunning 10 acre paradise which is a privilege to represent and is to be admired and enjoyed by its owner. The labour of love invested in the home surrounds in time and cost by the current owner to establish this now mature setting, will ensure years of appreciation. Beyond these kangaroo proof grounds are three paddocks of undulating grazing country that includes a large dam. The land provides an abundance of firewood for the home, along with ample room for the usual farm animals, be it sheep, alpaca or pony. Birdlife is attracted to these quiet surrounds and there are not many more peaceful locations than here, especially the rear of the home where the views are superb. On the approach to the home along the tree lined driveway, a glance to the right will reveal the dam with the windmill alongside for that touch of character. It is however as you near the home the setting comes to light. As beautiful and extensive as the gardens are, they have been set up to be enjoyed with minimal effort. Aiding this is the irrigation system, maturity of plants and well thought out design. A detailed description of specific plants is available however in brief, it is a beautiful blend of deciduous trees, evergreens, seasonal colours, natives and more. Maples, camellias and roses all feature prominently. Included in these surrounds are two fishponds, raised vegetable beds and some fruit trees, all of which are embraced by paved and rock lined borders with a sweeping lawn.
RESIDENCE:
Classic Australian Colonial in appearance with modern luxury appointments. The impressive look of the home is created by the almost 2 metre wide, fully lined, return verandah that surrounds the home. Red brick quoins and earthy textured brickwork are the ideal look for a 10 acre property. The tiled entrance foyer opens to the large living area of the home. Here a dining section is positioned to provide either formal entertaining or be part of the day to day living. Top grade timber look flooring was chosen here and is also fitted to the bedrooms. A step down to the family area creates a ceiling height of 9ft. The slow combustion heater with slate surround and timber mantle, is built in the wall space while a split system unit provides instant comfort all year round. The northerly aspect of this section, plus windows that reach the floor, all enhance the outlook over the property. Incorporated in this section is the modern kitchen with its built in stainless steel gas cooktop, underbench oven, dishwasher and island work bench. This brightly tiled, very well appointed area, oversees the living and entertaining activities. What a beautiful way to greet any day, waking up to the views from the master bedroom. It is a true master suite having a walk in robe and its own luxury bathroom with stylish floor to ceiling tiling, a deep corner spa bath for two and a semi-frameless shower, all part of its quite recent upgrade. The main bathroom follows similar themes and services all other bedrooms, which are fitted with ceiling fans and built in robes that include drawers, shelves and hanging space. The separate toilet and laundry facilities are as expected in such a home. A 4.1kw solar system ensures quality living can also be efficient.
IMPROVEMENTS:
Need a shed? Not sure I have seen one better. The property is called Woolshed Springs, and was originally part of a much bigger operation. The shearing shed is a superb 100ft x 30ft structure that is full of character. Many a barn dance has been had here. Why not invite all your friends and family and have another? Sliding doors with high clearance at the front provide easy access. The floor combines thick timber beams, concrete and bitumen at first until it steps up to the timber grates of the animal pens and wool grading areas. Enormous timber posts support the structure, which also has an internally accessed addition for storage of garden implements. Connected to the homestead is a gabled roof pergola with paving underfoot and colourful Ganzin glory vine overhead. The perfect location from which to admire the surrounds. The pool is an inground concrete pool which has solar heating and is salt chlorinated. The paving work and gardens in this fully fenced enclosure are delightful and will provide years of summer fun. A series of rainwater tanks provides 16,000 gallons of storage collected from the enormous roof space. The gardens are irrigated via direct feed from a pump at the dam. Cattle/sheep yards and ramp are located near the rear of the huge shed along with sundry sheds used for wood storage.
SUMMARY:
Simply a beautiful lifestyle property.
The size of Humbug Scrub is approximately 20.5 square kilometres. It has 6 parks covering nearly 42.2% of total area. The population of Humbug Scrub in 2011 was 499 people. By 2016 the population was 421 showing a population decline of 15.6% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Humbug Scrub is 50-59 years. Households in Humbug Scrub are primarily couples with children and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Humbug Scrub work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 93.4% of the homes in Humbug Scrub were owner-occupied compared with 97.1% in 2016.
Humbug Scrub has 196 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Humbug Scrub have seen a 71.53% increase in median value. As at 30 November 2024:
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