If you’re dreaming of a little more breathing room, this home packages up country living with contemporary luxury and some spectacular views thrown in for good measure.
In the sunken lounge, a wall of glass draws the landscape inside while a double-sided fireplace adds a striking design feature and warmth when the temperature drops.
In the open-plan kitchen and dining area, timber floors meet crisp white cabinetry, stone benchtops, a walk-in pantry and a generous island bench.
The oversized main-bedroom suite occupies its own part of the home, with a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite where a free-standing bath sits beneath a picture window with countryside views. Three further bedrooms are grouped together in a separate wing, alongside the family bathroom and a gym.
Everything from the ducted air-conditioning to the solar panels and irrigation system can be controlled via an app.
Outside, a covered timber deck offers plenty of space in which to entertain. It overlooks a saltwater swimming pool wrapped in travertine paving, with glass fencing preserving the uninterrupted rural views across green lawns and beyond.
Topping it all off is a stylish, self-contained one-bedroom granny flat, ideal for extended family or visiting guests.
“What makes this property special is its stunning design and rural views. Family life revolves around relaxed entertaining and poolside afternoons, and it has the added flexibility of a separate dwelling.”
Kelly Bertossi, Belle Property Snowy Mountains
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