Designed by architect Stuart Joy, this single-level retreat captures the enduring appeal of mid-century design in a peaceful bushland setting just a short stroll from Cellar & Pantry and the heart of Red Hill South.
A distinctive façade of vertical cladding, hand-laid stone and brick introduces interiors defined by vaulted ceilings, timber floors and extensive glazing that draws in northern light and leafy garden outlooks. At the heart of the home, an open fireplace creates a warm focal point, while the modern kitchen features timber benchtops, a built-in bar, picture window and double-hung servery.
Living spaces extend naturally to a wide verandah overlooking the tree-lined valley, offering a relaxed setting for entertaining or unwinding among the surrounds. Three generous bedrooms include a main bedroom with ensuite and garden outlooks, complemented by a family bathroom, split-system heating and cooling, and ceiling fans.
Beyond the home, established fruit trees, vegetable gardens and local stone-walled pathways weave through the grounds, connecting a collection of well-positioned sheds and workshops. A freestanding studio beside the house adds flexibility for guests, creative pursuits or working from home.
Set across just over four acres, this private sanctuary offers a distinctive take on Peninsula country living, with celebrated wineries, farm gates, breweries, coastal trails and Point Leo Beach all within easy reach. Melbourne is approximately an hour away and minutes to wineries and Point Leo beach.