‘Cooma House’ – nestled gently into its surrounding landscape and only minutes’ walk from the clear blue waters of the Bass Strait on the largest More info
SELIKA – A ONE OF A KIND COUNTRY LIFESTYLE ACREAGE ESTATE
‘Selika’ – located within minutes of the charming and renowned township of Sheffield on the Northwest coast of Tasmania, represents an extraordinarily rare opportunity to More info
‘TURLOUGH’ – C.1850’s – 1864
Turlough is a remarkable and important house. Anyone who has admired the intricacies of a historic home knows there is something magical about beautifully designed More info
HISTORIC WOODLANDS c. 1823
Evandale is one of the most popular and sought after historic Georgian villages in Australia. The town is known for its beautiful streetscapes lined with More info
390 Red Hut Road
‘390 Red Hut Road’ represents an outstanding opportunity to purchase the quintessential artist retreat/weekend holiday escape or eco-tourism opportunity located on the picturesque South Eastern More info
‘LANGSFORD LUXURY’ c.1907 – STUNNING HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT LOCAL ICON IN THE NORTHERN GRAMPIANS REGION OF VICTORIA
A note from the vendor –
The time has come for me to pass the ownership of this beloved holding on to its next custodian, More info
‘253 BUTTONS ROAD’ – EXCEPTIONAL SECLUDED 100 ACRE OCEAN FRONTAGE LAND PARCEL WITH ABUNDANT AND PURE WATER SUPPLY.
Located on the Western side of King Island, ‘253 Buttons Road’ provides the opportunity to create an oasis for the nature lover, environmentalist or indeed More info
HISTORIC “FOREST HALL” c.1845
It is with good reason William Bonnily chose this elevated site to build his family home in c.1845. The views over the gardens of Forest More info
‘BERGAMO’ c.1850’s – LIVING THE ITALIAN DREAM
‘Bergamo’ is a notably important c.1850’s historic property, situated in Yandoit Hills – one of Australia’s most unique hamlets in the Daylesford region.
You could More info
‘INGLESIDE’ c.1850’s – A HOME OF HISTORIC AND ARCHITECTURAL INTEGRITY
‘Ingleside’ represents the rare opportunity to acquire a residence rich in history and architectural integrity.
Expertly refurbished and modernised by the current owners, this residence More info
Macquarie House – c.1830.
Macquarie House is an important part of Tasmania’s stagecoach history. In 1830, James Crear built a stone house with convict labour on land he received More info
THE POTTER’S HOUSE – c. 1985
The Potter’s House was designed by the renowned Melbourne Architect – Allan Powell. Powell had the ability to create with style and permanency and often More info
