Offering sweeping pastoral views, this Bylands estate spans two titles with a profound connection to landscape.

A fusion of award-winning design and productive acreage, this compelling lifestyle property delivers space, seclusion, and substance within easy reach of Melbourne, regional rail, major arterials, and quality schools, opening pathways to sanctuary living, purposeful farming, or boutique accommodation (STCA).

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“Only 70km North of Melbourne, with magnificent rolling pastures and sweeping views to the Macedon Ranges, this remarkable property features 3 separate dwellings, well fenced paddocks, commercial grade cattle yards, machinery shed and several dams - all purpose-built rural infrastructure,” Simon O'Donnell told LUXURY LIST WEEKEND.

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Designed for luxury rural living across 101 acres (approx. 40.9 ha), the property’s two-building design by Intermode, featuring the Main House and the Pavilion, was a National Winner of the Belle Georg Jensen Design Award in 2009. 

Intermode’s signature spine wall preserves simple, clean lines and open volumes throughout.

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Inviting northern light and panoramic views from every room, the all-season three-bedroom, two-bathroom plus study main residence features floor-to-ceiling double glazing to wraparound decking with seamless alfresco zones framed by breathtaking horizons.

Victorian ash timber flooring and a freestanding fireplace bring warmth to the open-plan living and dining domain. The kitchen pairs an AGA oven and gas cooktop with a central island and sleek joinery; adjacent are a cool room and a wine/utility room. A minimalist aesthetic conceals a wall of built-in storage space.

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Bedrooms are privately zoned - the main suite is a spacious sanctuary, wrapped in glass sliders that dissolve the boundary between inside and out, while two additional bedrooms also offer built-in robes and corner glazing. Two bathrooms are ideally placed, with one offering a freestanding tub. Comfort is considered, with reverse-cycle systems to bedrooms and panel heating throughout the home.

A solar-heated pool anchors the space between the Main House and the two-bedroom, one-bathroom Pavilion, unified by expansive tallowwood decking. Designed for flexibility, the Pavilion offers open-plan living ideal for extended family or guests, with plentiful undercover parking to serve both dwellings.

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Fronting the estate, the charming 3-bedroom Cottage is enveloped by an enclosed garden and wraparound verandah. Features include lofty ceilings, cosy living and dining, a Smeg-equipped kitchen with excellent storage, plus an external laundry, second WC, sheds, and a carport.

Purpose-built rural infrastructure supports a highly functional holding: commercial-grade cattle yards, a substantial machinery shed, shearing shed with bathroom, dog run, orchard and nursery plantings, and extensive water provisions, including several dams, multiple bores, gravity fed troughs, and reticulated irrigation.

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To arrange a private inspection or enquire about a price guide phone or email Simon O'Donnell of Marshall White or Rebecca O'Donnell of Marshall White via the contact form below. 

To view the listing or for more information click here. 

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