7 Pearces Road

Clunes VIC 3370

Part of the rich goldfields history of Clunes this converted miner's cottage has a modern two-story western red cedar addition and has been immaculately converted and maintained. The surrounding garden is a masterclass in beautiful outdoor rooms and living spaces. There is nothing to do here but walk in and enjoy.
This imaginative and ongoing adaption of the original miner's cottage circa. 1890 retains some period features whilst giving you a flexible floor plan with loads of open living spaces and options. You enter the home via the ancient peppercorn tree and abundant rose-lined walkway straight into the kitchen, dining and living area, all with polished wood floors. The open-plan kitchen includes a generous walk-in pantry and a fabulous Nectre wood-fired Bakers Oven. Both downstairs bedrooms are carpeted and the large master bedroom has BIRs. The third bedroom upstairs has a parents' retreat that could be easily used as a study or additional lounge and there is more storage space utilising the roof cavity. Split systems upstairs and down make this home comfortable all year round.
Walking out through the dining space, you enter the first of the outdoor areas. This covered outdoor entertaining area has blinds to encase it as needed and a brick wood-fired pizza oven. Venturing beyond reveals one of Clunes most outstanding private gardens, which features many carefully landscaped/constructed outdoor rooms and spaces to sit in and enjoy different aspects of the garden throughout the seasons and the plantings within that will be revealed throughout the year. There are well-established fruit trees and vegetable gardens out the back and at the centre, the beautifully styled glass house is both pretty, practical and a hub for all your garden maintenance. This garden is irrigated by a computerised watering system utilising water tanks with town water connected for backup. Sitting under the mature peppercorn tree, you will enjoy the serenity of this fabulous location with farmland to the north as far as the eye can see.